A. Sam Jubran Divorce Law Blog on Lawyers.com

It is the public policy of the state of Florida to ensure that both parents have frequent and continuing contact with their minor children upon separation or divorce. In fact, it is improper for one parent to use their sole discretion to supervise or to otherwise control timesharing between a child and the other parent. The law of the state requires that both parents share parental responsibility for their minor children.  This same law, section 61.13, Florida Statutes, applies to children born out of wedlock.  If you wish to continue to build a strong relationship with your child (even after divorce or separation), then you have every right to do so. If you need help enforcing your parental rights, then please call Jacksonville's attorney Sam Jubran today (904) 360-6100.