Every case with minor children ends in a court-approved parenting plan covering daily responsibilities, a specific time-sharing schedule, health-care and school decision-making, activities, and how parents communicate with the child.
The best-interests standard governs everything, and courts weigh a long statutory factor list. Vague schedules ('liberal time-sharing as agreed') are unenforceable and become the other side's discretion.
Modification later requires a substantial, material, unanticipated change in circumstances — and relocation of 50+ miles for 60+ days has its own statute (§ 61.13001) with a formal process BEFORE the move.
Attorney-review note: Contested time-sharing, safety allegations, and relocation are attorney-review triggers.