Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

restraing order

Hi,

I have a very important question

concerning a permenant restraining

order with minor children..

I have a permenant restraining

order on the father of my son and

the judge ordered within the

guidelines that he pay childsupport

and his mother be the medium and

get him every other weekened..she

does but he doesnt see him..

He is not paying childsupport and I

have been to court for that specific

issue and we are waiting for the

judge to file a comtempt charge..

I have been offered a job outside

of the state and was wondering if I

can go with no issues...I have

custody we were never married

and no joint custody has been

awarded..


Asked on 6/21/09, 1:48 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Brent Rose The Orsini & Rose Law Firm

Re: restraing order

Injunction court is not the best place to litigate a motion for contempt on child support. You should file your own child support case, either on your own or through the Deapartment of Revenue.

You are not permitted to permanently remove your child from the state without permission from the father or a family court judge. There is a specific statutory procedure for obtaining permission. You should ask a lawyer about how to do this.

Read more
Answered on 6/22/09, 11:03 am


Related Questions & Answers

More Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody and Adoption questions and answers in Florida