Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
Me and my ex wife have joint custody she is now stating that she went to an attorney and that now for me to get my daughter I have to send her a notarized letter which she has to agree to for me to see her. We never laid out where she would be until legal because until recently we got along my questgion is is it legal and what are my options???
2 Answers from Attorneys
The governing document would be the marital settlement agreement and the final judgment which is really what you have to go by. If she does not comply with the terms, then you can file a motion for contempt against your exwife.
Ms. Demapan's answer is correct. Also, if your agreement or judgment doesn't specify what the exact timeshare is to be--maybe it says something like, "frequent and liberal" or it doesn't specify anything--you may need to go back to court to have a parenting plan set up which defines the specific times when each of you get your daughter.
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