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Can A Contempt Order Be Used To Modify Child Custody?

According to Florida case law, a contempt order should not be used to modify child custody or visitation arrangements significantly: It is well settled that a contempt order should not be the basis for a change of custody (or extensive visitation) order....

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Can A Child Testify In A Divorce Proceeding?

According to Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure 12.407, children cannot testify in a divorce case unless a judge has determined that their testimony is relevant and necessary to resolve the issues before the court: No minor child shall be deposed or brought to a...

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Can I Get A Restraining Order For Past Violence?

According to Florida case law, an isolated incident of domestic violence that occurred years before a petition is filed will not support the issuance of an injunction in the absence of additional current allegations: [A]n isolated incident of domestic violence that...

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Can I Get A Restraining Order For Harassment?

According to Florida law, it takes two incidents of harassment to satisfy the requirements for an injunction against stalking under Florida Statute 784.048: “[B]y its statutory definition, stalking requires proof of repeated acts.” Lukacs v. Luton, 982 So. 2d 1217,...

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