Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Yes you can file a Motion for Contempt/Enforcement - set hearing and serve her. My question to you is was she on drugs or did she have some kind of relapse of mental incapacity - why would she not know who your fiance was? That to me would raise an eyebrow.

Although you could file a Motion for Contempt/Enforcement of your Final Judgment, it is important to be aware that Contempt is really set aside for when a party is in willful and knowning violation of the order. If your Order does not say that you can allow a third party to pick-up and transfer your child from your ex-wife to you, then I would rather consider filing a Supplemental Petition to Modify the Final Judgment to allow that, or file a Motion for Clarification to get the Judge to clarify that yes in fact you can allow a third party to pick up or transfer your child. I would also just meet her whenever you need to to get your parenting time started, because although it seems your ex-wife is being difficult, isn't it more important to have time with your child at whatever time you have to pick them up? I would really consider talking to a family law attorney about getting some clarification in your Final Order if these issues continue to occur.