Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Parental rights issues

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While she has no legal rights to make any of the decisions, as a practical matter, the child does stay with her in her's and your ex husband's home and thus she is involved in the child rearing process. You should try to find a way to live with her involvement and appreciate her concern so long as she does not overdue it. If it becomes too much, then you will need to have your attorney take the appropriate action in the court.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.