HUSBAND COULD NOT BE COURT ORDERED TO TAKE PARENTING COURSE WHERE WIFE WAS ONLY PARTY VIOLATING PARENTING AGREEMENT
Elizabeth Wolt
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Posted on September 18, 2017 by Beth Elizabeth Wolt is an Av rated attorney practicing Marital & Family Law in Naples & Ft. Myers, FL. She regularly blogs case law summaries and articles involving family law matters.
IN CARSON V. CARSON, 42 FLW D2020B (Fla. 5th DCA) in case no. 5D17-56 in an opinion filed on September 18, 2017, Order directing both husband and wife to complete an eight-week cooperative parenting and divorce program together reversed as to husband and affirmed as to wife and remanded where Wife was the only party who had violated the parenting agreement citing Section 61.13(4)(c), Florida Statutes (2016), which authorizes a court to order a parent who does not comply with a timesharing order to attend a parenting course.
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