In October 2008, the Florida Legislature drastically revised Chapter 61, Florida Statutes, as it relates to child custody, visitation, parental responsibility, residential responsibility, etc. Now, parents are required to adopt a parenting plan to outline their time-sharing arrangement, including holidays and summer breaks, parenting time, parental responsibilities, communication requirements, and much more. Further, the factors used to establish or modify parental responsibility and create a parenting plan, including a time-sharing schedule, were greatly expanded. Many individuals believe the preference of the minor child dictates where he/she will reside, or who will have "custody". However, this is just one of many factors, as long as the child is of sufficient intelligence, understanding, and experience to express a preference, the courts utilize. Mr. Cowhey understands the needs and wants of minor children will continue to change as they get older and more involved with school and extracurricular activities. He will help devise a parenting plan that accounts for these changes and inevitable difficulties that arise.

Mr. Cowhey has extensive experience in all types of child custody matters including divorce, paternity, modification of custody, and modification of visitation, and will work with parenting evaluators and other experts to protect your interest.

At Adam R. Cowhey, P.A., each client is provided the individual attention he/she deserves. Divorce (dissolution of marriage) and other family law matters are extremely emotional and stressful periods in the lives of parents and their children. Mr. Cowhey takes an aggressive approach to representing his clients, while at the same time, being extremely sympathetic and compassionate to the needs of each individual. The guidance of an experienced divorce lawyer such as Mr. Cowhey will aid you in protecting your rights.