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You can disagree all you want. That's great. And no one on here has any stock in what happens to these kids. Yes it's very stupid to leave a toddler and infant home alone BUT it's not illegal in Florida. So take it up with your elected leaders in Florida to change the law. Until then she didn't...

No one said it's ok - the legal aspect is being asked. Legally there is no law about this in Florida.

Florida Department of Children and Families - Caregivers Guide "Florida law does not have a hard and fast rule about when children can be left home alone, but instead expects parents to take all of the circumstances into account when deciding what level of supervision is needed." "The...

Judges usually don't allow that unless there is a stepparent willing to adopt. They see a lot of NCP who want to get out of child support. I think most states don't even allow voluntarily relinquishing parental rights unless there's a stepparent to adopt. I would go talk to a lawyer and see...

No - sometimes if custody is disputed a judge might listen to the wishes of a teenager. But if you have custody and you're willingly letting your daughter live with her father that's on you. You don't have to let her live there and if he wants custody he has to go to court for it. If you have...

I don't know how you let any of that happen. Your cousin should have never been able to just come and take her. Why has it been three years and your cousin still has her? Have you attempted to get her back in those three years? You need a lawyer. Yesterday.

Your wife needs to take him to court for contempt of child support and to modify her order. If her order says she has to ask the court for permission to leave with the child then she has to do it. She can't just leave with the kid. YOU can go anytime you want. You have no play in this. You are...

Some "men" (and "women") are cowards. Abusers just want power and control and they find those who they can exploit to do it. Usually those with big hearts or some other way to control.

It was...

You have custody - he has no rights unless he's gone to court and established them. So you go and take your daughter and you leave with her. Next time he stands in front of your car, run him over. The police can't do much in these cases. If it was me, I'd just take the kid when he's not home...

Once there is a child born, if the mother is unmarried then any potential father has to establish his paternity in court. Until then he has no rights. It doesn't matter if he's 12 or 22. He will have rights once he goes to court and files to establish his paternity and will get a child support...

How did you even get through it all? I couldn't do it.

They're not verbally abusive and just keep your dog off their property. They don't have to notify you of calling the police or getting a lawyer. Lots of people have shitty neighbors. Yes keep all your animals off their property. It's your job to keep your animals controlled. They could take...

I can't make heads or tails of that honestly. I agree go talk to a lawyer. That's your best bet.

From what little I read because it's hard to read something sideways it specifically says in odd years she gets first choice for vacation time. The police aren't going to do anything so don't waste your time. I don't think she's violating anything from what little I read.

You can believe what you want.

This: "Your question was clear enough." Made me think it was.

I didn't demean anyone. I was confused how she went from asking if she had to give it to the ex to stating "oh she committed fraud and I was told I don't have to give it to her." That's it. It confused me. Excuse me for asking for clarification.

I read it I just don't get it. You should have known the ex committed fraud during the divorce before you asked this. I'm confused by your initial question and now this response.

What?