Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
dissolving a marriage
i want to leave my husband but dont know how to go about it. all we do is fight and its not good for our 8 month old daughter. would it be considered parental kidnapping if i just left with her being we are still married??
5 Answers from Attorneys
Re: dissolving a marriage
No. However I would take no action at all without speaking to a divorce attorney first; otherwise you mifgt be sorry.
Re: dissolving a marriage
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No, it is not kidnapping but you must remain in the same county in which you live until a court makes some determination of custody or allows you to move to another area.
You should meet with an attorney and review all of your options. Further, you will probably need an attorney to file the divorce so this is a good chance to meet and develop a relationship for later.
Scott R. Jay, Esq.
Re: dissolving a marriage
If it is that bad I would go to a domestic violence shelter with the 8 mo. old and try to get an injunction for protection. You can't kidnap your own child. You are not interfering with custody unless or until somebody other than you has it.
Go to an attorney, where you live and consult with him. He will tell you your options
Re: dissolving a marriage
If it is that bad I would go to a domestic violence shelter with the 8 mo. old and try to get an injunction for protection. You can't kidnap your own child. You are not interfering with custody unless or until somebody other than you has it.
Go to an attorney, where you live and consult with him. He will tell you your options
Re: dissolving a marriage
If it is that bad I would go to a domestic violence shelter with the 8 mo. old and try to get an injunction for protection. You can't kidnap your own child. You are not interfering with custody unless or until somebody other than you has it.
Go to an attorney, where you live and consult with him. He will tell you your options