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Florida Statutes > Title VI > Chapter 61 - Dissolution of Marriage; Support; Time-Sharing


Current as of: 2011
Part IGeneral Provisions
Part IIUniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act

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Dianis O: ...
i filed divorced (div with a child)in 07/06/2012, i want to know how long it will take for a hearing date. also i am worried since my ex( non custodial parent) rents a room in a house where with 2 other roommates (male and female) my question is what living conditions needs to be met by the non custodial parent when my daughter visits him?
PLEASE HELP!!!
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August 16, 2012
Steven Daily: ...
Dianis,
How long it takes for a hearing date depends on the court's workload and the judge's schedule. If you visit the courthouse and speak to someone in the clerk's office, they might give you an idea.

A judge will certainly take into account any safety concerns regarding a non-custodial parent's living arrangements, but I'm not aware of any absolute requirements regarding the presence of other adults. I suggest you consult with a local attorney.

Steve Daily
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August 20, 2012

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