My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Florida.
I am the father of a 10 month old child born out of wedlock. I am listed on my daughter's birth certificate as her father and she carries my last name. Mom and I live separately. As I was unable to reach an informal agreement with mom in regards to parenting time, I filed a petition for the court to determine custody and to establish a parenting plan. I am representing myself pro se.
Mom is in the U.S. on a green card. She wanted to leave the U.S. and go back to her home country while she was pregnant. Mom claims I deceived her into staying in the U.S. by assuring her that I would try to make our relationship work where I had no intention of doing so.
Mom has no immediate family in he U.S. and her father suffers from advanced stage cancer. Mom's father is a small business owner who mom claims has offered to support her financially in her home country. That means he offered to pay for baby sitters and nannies for our daughter so mom would not have to work and dedicate herself to raising our daughter. Mom stated that her father would also like for her to get involved in his business. She is an only child.
I am opposed to mom leaving the country with my daughter.
I would like to file a Motion for Temporary Injunction to Prevent Removal of Minors and/or Denial of Passport Services.
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Questions:
1. I'd like to submit this motion during the proceeding instead of filing it. Can I submit it during the first hearing? If not, when?
2. Except for what I stated above, I have no other evidence that mom wants to leave the country with my daughter with the exception of her attorney's request in her counter petition that my daughter's last name change to mom's. I believe the only reason mom is requesting this is to facilitate her traveling in and/or out of country with our daughter. Are the circumstances I have described usually enough for a court to grant this motion? Can this be considered evidence?
I am the father of a 10 month old child born out of wedlock. I am listed on my daughter's birth certificate as her father and she carries my last name. Mom and I live separately. As I was unable to reach an informal agreement with mom in regards to parenting time, I filed a petition for the court to determine custody and to establish a parenting plan. I am representing myself pro se.
Mom is in the U.S. on a green card. She wanted to leave the U.S. and go back to her home country while she was pregnant. Mom claims I deceived her into staying in the U.S. by assuring her that I would try to make our relationship work where I had no intention of doing so.
Mom has no immediate family in he U.S. and her father suffers from advanced stage cancer. Mom's father is a small business owner who mom claims has offered to support her financially in her home country. That means he offered to pay for baby sitters and nannies for our daughter so mom would not have to work and dedicate herself to raising our daughter. Mom stated that her father would also like for her to get involved in his business. She is an only child.
I am opposed to mom leaving the country with my daughter.
I would like to file a Motion for Temporary Injunction to Prevent Removal of Minors and/or Denial of Passport Services.
http://ift.tt/1XRQWcL
Questions:
1. I'd like to submit this motion during the proceeding instead of filing it. Can I submit it during the first hearing? If not, when?
2. Except for what I stated above, I have no other evidence that mom wants to leave the country with my daughter with the exception of her attorney's request in her counter petition that my daughter's last name change to mom's. I believe the only reason mom is requesting this is to facilitate her traveling in and/or out of country with our daughter. Are the circumstances I have described usually enough for a court to grant this motion? Can this be considered evidence?
Custody and Visitation Issues: Motion for Temporary Injunction to Prevent Removal of Minor Child(Ren)
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