06/16/2026
Free 30-minute Phone Consultation. When parents are not married, establishing paternity is often the first legal step toward creating structure and stability. A paternity-related agreement may address:
▪️Time-sharing schedules
▪️Child support
▪️Medical decision-making
▪️Education and child-related expenses
▪️Holiday and vacation schedules
Clear, written agreements reduce confusion and protect both parents and children.
Mediation provides a neutral setting where both parents can discuss responsibilities, expectations, and long-term planning. Once agreements are reached, they can be properly documented for court approval if desired.
If you need guidance establishing a paternity case or drafting a co-parenting agreement in Florida, I am available to help you understand the process. 941.228.8150