In Florida, if you have concerns as to your spouse being alone with your children, you have the right to ask the court to do what's in the children's best interest to protect them. Those concerns can be raised by way of a pleading and brought before the court, either at the temporary relief hearing or at the preliminary hearing.
I have concerns as to my spouse being alone with the children. What can be done?
In Florida, if you have concerns as to your spouse being alone with your children, you have the right to ask the court to do what's in the children's best interest to protect them. Those concerns can be raised by way of a pleading and brought before the court, either at the temporary relief hearing or at the preliminary hearing.
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