Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: visitation

Hi:

In answer to your question yes you can go to court and represent yourself. The local bar association has forms that you will fill out and file and serve, but especially when it comes to visitation of your child I strongly recommend that you speak with an attorney in this field.

I will take an initial consultation for no charge to try and point you in the proper direction.

Good luck

Re: visitation

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Yes, but you may have a substantially better result if represented by an attorney. This is a very important facet of the divorce and will affect your for many years to come. This is not the time to skimp on representation - especially if your spouse has an attorney.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.