Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

If there is already a parenting plan in-place that has been ratified by the Court, then you need to pursue modifying it through the Court.

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Good Luck, Elliot Goldstein

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Hello:

You both have to follow the last Court Order. If I understand your explanation above, the two of you have agreed to some other pattern and now are having a conflict. If this is correct, one or both of you need to file a Petition to Modify. If the last visitation pattern is what you want, the fact that he agreed to it and it was in place for a while will help your case.

If my office can be of any assistance in North Fla., please give us a call. Tom Rosenblum

In order to protect your interest you will need to File a Supplemental Petition to Modify. You should do so right away.

If you have questions feel free to give my office a call.