Hopefully, you won’t need to! However, if your original parenting plan doesn’t work out, you can continue to make changes in Florida.
To modify the parenting schedule, you must show a “material change in circumstances” that warrants the change and proves it will serve the children's best interests. This ensures stability for the children and prevents unnecessary changes made for convenience.
Parents can submit a new parenting plan for court approval. If there’s disagreement, you may need mediation to reach a consensus.