Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

This case is in Florida in the 3rd Judicial Court. My husband is seeking to limit his ex-wife's visitation to supervised only due to continued domestic violence in her home as well as her continually telling both children about things going on in her home and causing them to become upset, etc. Whenever they come back from visitation it takes several weeks before they begin to calm down again. Both parents are pro se and she keeps filing these motions requesting information from nonparties in the case and he responds with reasons why she doesn't need the information and asking the judge to deny her motion. My question is does she then need to ask the judge for a hearing on these motions before he will rule? Or will he look at the motion and response and issue a ruling? Some of these motions have been pending for several months with no ruling so I was wondering if that was the process that needed to be followed.

Asked on 9/13/09, 6:14 pm

Gordon Fenderson Fenderson Law Firm

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You need to have hearings on the motion.

Answered on 9/13/09, 6:27 pm

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