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As our name suggests, we feel that Florida has failed us when it comes to protecting our rights with regard to our children.
We believe it is in the best interests of our children and paramount to their well-being that both parents remain an important part of their lives following a divorce. Florida has an obligation to protect the rights of both parents in every dispute.
We believe that the minimum visitation specified by law is unacceptable. When parents do not agree to a level of visitation, Florida dictates a visitation amount equal to 15% of the child’s time. No parent can develop a meaningful relationship with their child when visitation is limited to two hours on a Wednesday evening and every other weekend.
We believe the best interests of the child are served when parents are treated as equals. This starts with equal time with the children.
It’s really a simple matter — Do we continue to let Florida be a prime example of what NOT to do regarding divorce, custody and visitation, or do we amend our laws as an example for all to follow? The problems in Florida speak for themselves. We choose the latter.
Parents Without Rights is a volunteer organization, dedicated to Children’s Rights in Florida. We do not charge membership fees and rely upon donations to pay for this website. Please make a donation to the cause. Any amount, small or large, will be appreciated. Thank you for your kindness.
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