Florida Family Law Blog
Can a Melbourne, Florida Parent Lose Custody For Drug Use? – Series Recap
This article concludes my series addressing the question of whether a parent in Melbourne, Florida can lose custody of their child for drug use. This topic is important to discuss as drug use is an issue present in our communities and one that can have a serious...
How Melbourne, FL Parents Can Regain Child Visitation in Drug Use Cases
This is the next article in my series on whether parents in Melbourne, Florida can lose custody of their child because of drug use. My last article addressed what parents should expect in a child custody case where drug use is involved. It is important that one knows...
What Melbourne, FL Parents Should Expect in a Child Custody Case Involving Drugs
This is the next article in my series on whether parents in Melbourne, Florida can lose custody of their child because of drug use. My previous article discussed the importance of parents immediately requesting a change in custody orders if drugs are involved. Urgency...
Melbourne, FL Parents Should Immediately Request to Change Custody if Drugs are Involved
This is the next article in my series on whether Melbourne, FL parents can lose custody of their child because of drug use. My previous article addressed how parents could go about changing child custody due to illegal drug use or addiction. It also pointed out how...
How To Change Melbourne, Florida Child Custody Due To Drug Use
This is the next article in my series on the question of “can a parent lose custody for drug use?” My last article explained why the Court will change custody when a parent uses drugs. It is important to understand that the Court’s only concern in a case is for the...
Why Melbourne, Florida Courts Will Change Child Custody Due To Drug Use
This is the next article in my series on whether parents in our area can lose custody of their child due to drug use. My last article provided an overview of topics which this series will be addressing. It also stressed the need to speak with an attorney as soon as...