The current COVID-19 global pandemic has created unique challenges for all of us with significant impact to those divorced/separated parents attempting to follow their parenting plan or time-sharing schedules, and has caused much confusion when making the decision to rigidly follow the stay-at-home restrictions instituted in an area, or the terms of a parenting plan/court order.

While there are some parents that are attempting to utilize the provisions set forth in local stay-at-home orders to permit the retention of their children during this pandemic, in direct contravention of their parenting plans, we have not found any authority to support such position in the Broward County, Florida order.

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