Charlotte County Visitation Lawyer

Shared Parenting Attorney in Punta Gorda

When child custody is determined, one parent may be awarded visitation, now referred to as timesharing in Florida. The type of visitation or timeshare will be determined by whether or not a parent is fit to provide proper care for their child. When a parent is unfit, then visitation will likely require supervision by a court appointed person. However, if a parent is fit then they will be allowed visits with their child according to a pre-determined schedule which may be established or set up in a parenting plan.

The Punta Gorda visitation attorneys at the Fritsch Law Firm can help parents who are wishing to establish visitation with their child. We can also help parents who have been labeled as “unfit” in obtain a modification and provide proof to the courts that they are now able to properly care for their child on their own during visitation. Visitation is rarely 50/50 in most child custody cases, but an attorney at our firm can help develop a solution that both parents may be happy with both now and in their futures.

At the Fritsch Law Firm, we can assist parents with mediation, negotiations and litigation for visitation matters. There are many different possible arrangements for visitation and shared parenting. The courts will often allow parents to rotate holidays and other important dates, in addition to school vacations.

Family Law Matters in Punta Gorda, FL

Each parent’s situation is unique and an attorney at our firm can help protect your rights, while at the same time finding a resolution that will be best for you and your child. A Charlotte County visitation attorney at the Fritsch Law Firm can also help assist with parental relocation when a parent would like to move away more than 50 miles from the other parent. Please contact us today to schedule a consultation to obtain further legal advice about your specific situation. We represent clients throughout Sarasota, Fort Myers and Punta Gorda, Florida.

Contact us today to discuss visitation matters with a skilled family law attorney.