Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

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It might. You should present your arguments to the court and the judge will have to make a determination. The court will also set a visitation schedule for the father.

Under Florida law, you are entitled to have a telephonic hearing so that you will not have to return to the State of Florida in order to appear at the hearing. Be sure to arrange that at least several days in advance of any hearing by calling the judge's chambers and speaking with the judicial assistant.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.