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Fathers' Rights
Alimony
Child Custody
Child Support
Cohabitation
Divorce
Domestic Violence
Parental Relocation
Paternity Issues
Property Distribution
Shared Parental Responsibility
Time Sharing / Parenting Plans
Visitation
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121 South Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32801
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Child Custody Attorney in Orlando

Fathers' Rights Are Important

It used to be thought that it was in the best interest of the child to award primary custody of the child to the mother. As attitudes and an understanding of the father's role in the raising his child have changed, fortunately, this is no longer the case. Recent changes in Florida law reflect these attitudinal changes in the United States of the importance of the presence and contribution of the father in the life of the child. In Florida "child custody", being the "primary residential parent", and "visitation", have given way to a time sharing arrangement and a parenting plan, which is an agreement determined by both parents that the child spends time with both of them, and that they share the responsibilities of parenting the child. If the parents are unable to come up with an agreement on their own, the judge will decide what arrangements are best for the child. In the Florida courts, the rights of the mother are no longer given precedence over the rights of the father. As a father, it is vital that you have a lawyer representing you who can help you create a parenting plan that reflects the involvement that you want to have in your child's life. Katz & Phillips, P.A., Orlando Fathers' rights attorneys , will help protect your legal rights as a father, and advise you of your legal options.

Fighting For Your Rights as a Father in Orlando

As a father, you may have far more rights than you think. It is important that you be informed as to what those rights are and how they impact your connection with your child. In Florida, the father is recognized as the legal guardian of the child. If you and the child's mother were not married, once paternity is determined, your legal rights are the same as those of a married father, and the same laws apply. You have the right to take legal action to ensure those legal rights are put into effect. Katz & Phillips, P.A. have many years of experience fighting for the rights of all fathers, regardless of marital status.

Contact a Child Custody Lawyer at Katz & Phillips, P.A. today to answer your questions about your rights as a father.

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