TRIAL COURT MAY NEITHER DETERMINE THE CHILD’S BEST INTERESTS PROSPECTIVELY NOR DELEGATE ITS STATUTORY DUTIES TO A PARENT OR EXPERT
Elizabeth Wolt
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Posted on September 20, 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 PATEL V. PATEL, 42 FLW D2009a (Fla. 2nd DCA) in case no. 2D16-4488 in an opinion filed on September 15, 2017, final judgment reversed and remanded only as to the language :at this time†added to the denial of modification of parenting plan finding no authority to speculate into the future.
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