Lack of planning is NOT considered an emergency to a Judge By Camy B. Schwam-Wilcox of Schwam-Wilcox & Associates, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Home Office: Orlando. Now that it is November the holidays are right around the corner. If you and the other parent of your child(ren) do not have a good working relationship regarding time sharing, now is the time to find out what you can and cannot agree upon for Thanksgiving and the Winter Break (Christmas) time off from school. The court has very little time at the end of the year for hearings, and last minute hearings regarding time sharing are not going to take a precedence, as the courts state time and time again holiday time sharing is not an emergency. If you have not seen your child for (eight) 8 Thanksgivings in a row, it is not the day before Thanksgiving to try to get a hearing, it is now the time to speak with the other parent to see what can be worked out regarding the holidays. If you have a parenting plan, that is what should be followed if you cannot come to an agreement to modify the same, and any modification should be in writing and signed by both parents. For more information on how to ensure your time sharing and what can be done to resolve these types of issues, you can contact the attorneys at Schwam-Wilcox & Associates at 407-245-7700, or info@cbswlaw or visit the website at cbswlaw.
Posted on: Tue, 04 Nov 2014 20:11:48 +0000
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