Child custody battles are often complex and emotionally taxing, but when domestic violence is part of the equation, the stakes are even higher. In Florida, the implications of domestic violence on child custody cannot be understated, casting a long shadow over parental rights and the child’s welfare. State laws are particularly sensitive to situations involving […]
Understanding child custody laws can be a complex process for parents navigating the legal landscape after a separation or divorce. In Florida, like many other states, the primary focus of these laws is to serve the best interests of the child. Child custody laws in Florida are designed to ensure that children have frequent and
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Calling into a child abuse hotline can be a step towards safeguarding the well-being of children who may
be in distress or danger, or are suspected to be abused, abandoned, or neglected.
Florida Statute 61.403 outlines the powers and authority that the Court can give to an appointed
Guardian Ad Litem (GAL). Family courts regularly appoint GALs to represent the best interests of minor
children in a case. Oftentimes, those appointed representatives are attorneys, but it is not required.
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