FL S1128

Requires courts to prioritize time-sharing matters, with evidentiary hearings on temporary parental responsibility held within 30 days of motion filing and orders issued within 30 days of hearing conclusion

Mandates hearings on motions to enforce existing time-sharing orders within 5 business days, with court orders issued within 5 days after the hearing

Prohibits courts from requiring mediation as a condition for scheduling time-sharing hearings unless both parties consent

Requires the Office of State Courts Administrator to publish annual reports beginning July 1, 2027, tracking the number of hearings, average time to ruling, and compliance with statutory timeframes for each judicial circuit

Eliminates the presumption that mothers automatically receive sole parental responsibility and all time-sharing in paternity cases, instead requiring courts to determine appropriate parenting plans in all proceedings