When a Kissimmee divorce involves minor children, the court's primary concern shifts to what outcome serves the children best. Florida law requires a parenting plan as part of any divorce where children are involved. The parenting plan specifies the time-sharing schedule, which parent has authority over day-to-day decisions, and how major decisions affecting the children will be made jointly or individually.
Courts in Osceola County apply Florida's statutory best interests factors in evaluating proposed parenting plans. Brodzki Jacobs provides Kissimmee clients with integrated representation, meaning the same legal team addressing property and support is also developing the parenting plan. That consistency in strategy produces a stronger overall position than fragmented advice from separate counsel. Contact the firm to discuss how your children's interests will be addressed throughout the divorce process.
