FAQ Child Custody
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FAQ Child Custody
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Are Florida courts more likely to award custody/time-sharing to mothers than to fathers?
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At what age can a child decide which parent to live with?
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At what age can my children decide where they want to live?
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Can a Florida court order drug testing of the parents when determining custody/time sharing?
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Can custody/time-sharing rights be modified in Florida?
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Can my child's father be ordered to pay for my child's college education in Florida?
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Can my spouse tell me that I cannot see my kids?
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I share custody/time-sharing with my ex-wife, but she is unfit. What should I do?
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What are some common arrangements for child visitation in Florida?
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What factors go into determining custody/time-sharing and visitation in Florida?
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What happens if the non-custodial parent refuses to return the child to the parent with custody?
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What happens in Florida when visitation rights are frustrated?
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What if the parents disagree on child custody/time-sharing and visitation?
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What is a parenting plan?
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What is child custody/time-sharing?
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What is supervised visitation in Florida?
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Can I get visitation or custody/time sharing, even though I am not on the birth certificate?
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