Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

child custody

Me my husband and son lived in Florida. When my husband and I seperated me and my son moved to North Carolina to be with my family. Approximately a month later I too my soon back to Florida to stay with his dad before school started. My son has since decided that he wants to stay in Flroida with his father (his father may be pressuring him to punish me) Our home is being forclosed on because of the seperation and other financial problems. Since my son has been with his father his attitude has changed. His father refuses to talk to me and has sent me several emails stating that fact. I want to know how my son is doing where they are living and in what conditions since his father will have to move out of our house and has not job. Is there any type of charge that I can file against my ex that will make him realize that he has to be an adult and talk to me about our son and that I have a right to know or to get my son back living with me?


Asked on 11/09/08, 1:21 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Brent Rose The Orsini & Rose Law Firm

Re: child custody

There is no criminal charge, if that's what you mean. How you get along with your husband is between you and your husband. If you end up in divorce court in Florida, a Florida judge will assure that your rights as a mother are protected, including telephone or regular visits or custody. I assume a North Carolina judge would do the same, but I don't know anything about North Carolina law.

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Answered on 11/09/08, 3:26 pm


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