Retroactivity (or Not) of the Equal Timesharing Presumption

In this hot-off-the-press Florida Bar Journal article, Clark Partington appellate attorney, Bailey Howard, examines a timely legal question affecting families across Florida: Does the state’s newer equal-timesharing presumption apply retroactively to parenting plans established before the new statute’s effective date?

Bailey explains how courts evaluate retroactivity and analyzes what this evolving area of law could mean for families with pre-existing parenting plans.

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