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Able to take custody for the weekend with her consent. What do I do from here to seek temporary parental custody. I live in FL
answered on Apr 22, 2011
It is necessary to have the Mother execute a Power of Attorney as well as a Temporary Custody Agreement.
Children. They have dual custody, and is currently paying 1900 a month in child support. He has also made a couple of attempts to speak with her and ask her for 5 days in June to see his kids while he is on his next vacation, and she refuses to speak to him. What can he do to stop her from denying... View More 
answered on Apr 22, 2011
The Mother can be sanctioned if she is held in Willful Contempt of Court. There needs to be a Court Order which grants telephonic communication and holiday visitation. If she then intentionally fails to comply, then sanctions such as makeup visitation and attorney's fees may be imposed.
answered on Apr 22, 2011
No, Your opinion is relevant, but it is not the deciding factor in a custody matter.
answered on Apr 22, 2011
Yes, Dependency is a complicated area of law, that requires an attorney.
answered on Apr 22, 2011
Prepare a Power of Attorney and a Legal Guardianship Agreement.
answered on Apr 22, 2011
Your parents can adopt your child, but only if the other side consents to the Adoption.
answered on Apr 22, 2011
Usually a Writ of Prohibition determination will be made within a week.
answered on Apr 22, 2011
Yes, Adoptions are technical and require legal counsel.
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