Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
I am a father who has standard visitation in the state of florida, I have petitioned for split custody and of course my ex does not agree I have medicial records showing how his health and weight is better when he is with me as well as text messages where she has denied me to be alowed to make up my missed weekends because he was in the hospital he has a medical condation that he has to be put in the hospital offten and weight gain is very importdant as well as she has lied to DCF and our local law infourcement when she was arrested for DV and told them my son had no where to go, I also have letters where I have requested her to provide information to me about who was caring for my son when she is at work do to he requires med. treatments and medaction he needs daily also in these letters are my request to make up my missed time with him. In which she has failed to do any of this
Now we have to go to meadation can I bring this proof I have to back up what I stated in my petition. I do not have a lawyer so i'm doing this my self. Thank you for your time
1 Answer from Attorneys
You should bring all this evidence with you to the mediation, or at least be prepared to discuss it with the mediator. The other thing you should bring to the mediation is a lawyer. It's foolish to risk your child's health and welfare in this way by not having a lawyer for such an important matter. I know lawyers are expensive, but nothing is more important than your child.
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