Sarasota, FL
Family Lawyer at Sarasota, FL
Practice Areas: Family, Estate Planning ... +3 more
The District Court's of Appeal almost always put that on the opinion, however, if a rehearing was filed, they are rarely granted. I would assume...
Your rights were terminated, so you don't have standing at this point to ask the court or DCF to do anything.
If there was an order in place, yes you can sue for the arrears that accrued, assuming there was a judgment in Florida. You should retain an...
Was the name change in the order for referral to the Magistrate, because if it was not in the order, the Magistrate can't hear it. You could...
The police would have to convince a Judge/Magistrate, that there is probable cause that there is evidence or fruits of a crime to get the warrant...
He can appeal, but there are deadlines for that (generally 30 days), he should retain an appellate attorney to represent him or ask for appointed...
Legally, probably not, as you are not married to him, it is between him and your daughter.
Did you have an attorney at the hearing and if so, have you asked him/her about this? Also, why is this information important to the case?
Do you have a parenting plan/timesharing order? If you do, what does it say concerning when and if she can take your children for vacation/out of...
As for filing an emergency motion to suspend time sharing, the court could not hear that on that short notice, because there has to be a...