Florida Family Law Blog
How A Melbourne Parent Should Handle A Florida Child’s Refusal To Comply With A Custody Order
This is the next post in a series of articles discussing how a child’s preference regarding custody and visitation may impact the Court’s decisions on such matters in Melbourne, Florida. Our previous post discussed how a parent may challenge their co-parent’s request...
Challenging A Melbourne Parent’s Request To Consider A Child’s Preference In Florida Custody Disputes
This is the next post in a series of articles discussing how a child’s preferences about living arrangements may impact custody and visitation disputes in Melbourne, Florida. Our previous article addressed when the Court will disregard the opinion of a child in a...
When Florida Courts Will Consider A Child’s Preference In Melbourne Custody Matters
This is the next post in a series of articles discussing how a child’s preferences about living arrangements may impact custody matters in Melbourne, Florida. Our previous post addressed a common question asked by many parents: “at what age can a child refuse...
At What Age Can A Melbourne, Florida Child Refuse Visitation With A Parent?
This is the next post in a series of articles discussing when Melbourne, Florida Courts will defer to the wishes of a child regarding custody and visitation with their parents. Our previous post provided an overview of the topics to be discussed throughout this...
Can A Child Decide Which Parent To Live With In Melbourne, Florida? – Series Overview
This is the first post in a series of articles discussing when Florida courts will defer to the wishes of a child regarding custody and visitation with their parents. We are asked this question often by clients who are going through a divorce or wish to modify an...
Emergency Child Custody Changes In Melbourne, Florida – Series Recap
This is the final post in a series of articles addressing specific circumstances in which a Melbourne parent may seek an emergency change to a Florida child custody order. Our previous post discussed situations in which serious neglect of a child may justify such a...