The Fourth District Court ruled this week in Culbertson v. Culbertson, a difficult case focused on the lower court’s decision to permit timesharing to the Husband without the restrictions sought by the Wife as a result of the child’s medical needs. The Fourth DCA affirmed on the basis that there was sufficient evidence supporting the finding that the Husband was prepared for any medical emergency and aware of the child’s needs, but with a dissent from Judge Warner disputing the existence of that evidence.
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