Are there special issues if a gay or lesbian parent is seeking custody or visitation rights?

Florida law fully recognizes the right of gay and lesbian parents to have time with their children. Whether it be the majority of the time or the minority of the time. So from a purely legal point of view, that should not be a major factor to be considered. When it comes to time sharing, the Florida statutes provide a number of factors that must be considered by the court. That isn’t one of them, though one of them at the end of the list is any and all other factor necessary to be in the child’s best interest.

So the real answer to your question is legally, probably not but you have to remember that real people, judges, make real decisions if the parties can’t agree amongst themselves. To that extent, it’s always good to have a litigator that understands how to present facts in a positive light to a trier of fact.