What what does someone do when the mother of their child leave state when there isn't a custody agreement set in place?

He'll need to file a paternity action to establish his timesharing rights. As part of that, the court might order her to return to the state but...

This isn't a black and white issue. Generally, there's a rule that says parents shouldn't be punished for cooperating and making decisions in...

Can I move with my kids into other home in florida?

Generally the rule is that if there is no case pending (i.e., no one has filed for divorce yet) then you can move freely with the children. In...

Will I get in trouble for talking to the respondents family when I have a restraining order on him? Cps is involved.

The prior answer is correct, but I want to add that you cannot technically get in trouble for contacting the respondent (or his family) because the...

How do I file to get my 50-50 custody back because my ex-husband will not allow me to see my child?

Assuming there is a court order in place giving you 50/50 timesharing and no superseding order, then you would file a motion for enforcement (or...

How do I initiate, indirect criminal contempt proceeding in family court?

Indirect criminal contempt can be tricky and different judges have different preferences (and levels of comfort) with the process. Thus, the...

Can my 13 year old refuse to go to 1 night visitation with father?

The police won't do anything without the Court issuing a "pick up" order. The police may try to mediate the situation, or they may not do anything...

Based on your question, I'm guessing there's a good chance you and your ex will wind up in family court in the future for one reason or another. ...

I filed a motion to dismiss an injunction against my boyfriend. It is now showing up as a petitioners motion to dismiss the inju

The prior answer is correct, but I'll add that generally an injunction would prevent your ex from contacting you, not the other way around.

Whether you can be held in contempt for this depends on the wording of your final judgment. If it isn't completely clear that you are forbidden to...