Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

This is probably no reason to award "sole" custody. The exception would be if he irresponsibly has them, without taking his meds, and continues to drive with the child in his vehicle.

Frankly, unless you can clearly show that his seizures are an endangerment to the child, this may well backfire, and be interpreted by the Court as an attempt to frustrate the father's relationship with the child.

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Sincerely, Elliot Goldstein

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That in and of itself is not a reason for custody, each case requires a best interest of the child analysis. Contact my office for free consultation 727-446-7659