What are the florida laws concerning child visitation when the parents are still married but do not live together?

Both you and your husband have equal access to the children in the eyes of the law, since there is no other timesharing (custody) agreement agreed upon or ordered by the court. However, if he is not actually taking the children 50% of the time, he cannot just say he is, in order to lower his child support obligation. Also, since you and your Husband no longer reside together, he should be paying child support. If do not believe that  it is in the best interest of the the children to spend 50% of the time with their Father, you need to file a petition for divorce and request that relief. Please see below helpful forms to file for a divorce and to fill out a parenting plan. You can also fill out an Indigence Affidavit at the courthouse to see if the clerk will waive the filing fee. http://www.flcourts.org/resources-and-services/court-improvement/problem-solving-courts/family-courts/family-law-forms.stml Best of Luck, Helena Y. Farber, Esq. ~Associate Attorney~ Law Office of Cindy S. Vova, P.A. www.vovalaw.com