No aspect of a divorce carries more weight than decisions involving a child's wellbeing. At The Law Offices of James M. Lilly, we treat every child-related matter with the care and deliberation it deserves — working to protect your parental rights while keeping your children's best interests at the forefront of every decision.
Florida courts prioritize the best interests of the child above all else, and in most cases that means ensuring both parents maintain a meaningful role in their child's life. We work with clients to build practical, thoughtful time-sharing schedules that account for work demands, holidays, extracurricular activities, and the day-to-day realities of your family — whenever possible, keeping those decisions out of a courtroom and in the hands of the parents.
Child support in Florida is calculated according to a statutory formula, but the details matter. Income, time-sharing arrangements, and specific family circumstances can all affect the final figure. Mr. Lilly will carefully review every relevant financial factor, advise you on potential deviations from the guidelines, and ensure the support obligation accurately reflects your situation.
Few requests are more sensitive than one parent seeking to relocate with a child. Florida law requires a formal petition and gives the other parent the right to object. Mr. Lilly is experienced in both pursuing and contesting relocation requests, and will advise you on the factors a court considers and the most effective path forward for your family.
Parental responsibility determines who makes the major decisions in a child's life — regarding education, healthcare, and upbringing. These decisions have lasting consequences and deserve careful legal attention. We will work with you to clearly define and protect your role in your children's lives, both now and in the years ahead.
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