A parenting plan in Florida may contain mistakes and omissions that need to be clarified, and corrected. A kind of motion for temporary relief in Florida is known as a Motion for Clarification. A Motion for Clarification asks the Florida family court to help parents determine what certain parts of a parenting plan actually mean/say. Sometimes when spouses make a parenting plan, they click on two boxes that mean the exact opposite thing. They might leave sections blank that need to be filled in. Rather than redoing the whole case, a motion for clarification may be the best option.
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