Home | Help | Site Map | Contact Us
Divorce Support Forums: Change Courts Jurisdiction
How to Win Child Custody How to Win Child Custody ($74.95)
This book is for people who are in the middle of a custody dispute or feel as though there is a possibility of one in the future.

Available by Mail or Download

You are not logged in.
[Login]
[Register Here]
Main Index · Search Forums · Active Topics
New User Registration · Who's Online · FAQ · Calendar

General Forums >> Custody and Visitation
Previous topic Previous   View all topics Index   Next topic Next   Threaded Mode Threaded  

Pages: 1
mota
New


Reged: 06/29/07
Posts: 5
Change Courts Jurisdiction
      #216691 - 07/02/08 04:21 PM (68.10.165.110)
Edit post Edit   Reply to this post Reply   Reply to this post Quote   Quick Reply Quick Reply  

I need help changing my divorce jurisdiction/venue. My ex-husband resided in Floirda, while I have residence in Virginia, to appease him and get the divorce over with so I could move on with my life, I agreed to file in Florida.

We have two young children who spend the school year with me and summers with him. Every summer he threatens and tries to intimidate me, telling me that he is going to keep the children down there. I know this would be considered interparental kidnapping, but I constantly worry that he will file a motion there and it will be virtually impossible for me to get down there and plea my case. What I want to do is move the jurisdiction/venue here to Virginia and was wondering how I would go about it? I figure that it shouldn't be a problem, since this is the kids primary residence, but I would rather be sure on the matter... Any help you can give me will be greatly appreciated.

-1 Frustrated Mom


Post Extras: Print Post   Remind Me!   Notify Moderator  
bianca
New


Reged: 07/11/08
Posts: 1
Re: Change Courts Jurisdiction [Re: mota]
      #218513 - 07/11/08 05:00 PM (76.88.67.245)
Edit post Edit   Reply to this post Reply   Reply to this post Quote   Quick Reply Quick Reply  

I was wondering if you received any posts with advice on how to go about changing the jurisdiction. I am in the process of needing to do the same and wanted to know if I had the correct form and how to correctly fill it out...Its quite confusing
Thanks...you may respond to me at my email address...
new-car2008@hotmail.com.....anyone that can help it would be greatly appreciated as time is very crucial.
Thanks


Post Extras: Print Post   Remind Me!   Notify Moderator  
christe
New
***

Reged: 07/10/08
Posts: 15
Re: Change Courts Jurisdiction [Re: mota]
      #218700 - 07/12/08 09:00 PM (209.183.32.50)
Edit post Edit   Reply to this post Reply   Reply to this post Quote   Quick Reply Quick Reply  

Ok first you can only do it if the other party agree's, or no party lives in the same juristiction. Also, where you want the case moved has to accept the case. As you may know most places have backlog and won't take transferred cases. I have done so, but it wasn't easy. Nor am I happy. I dislike what the judges have done here.

Post Extras: Print Post   Remind Me!   Notify Moderator  
kris_fla
Silver
***

Reged: 07/01/08
Posts: 70
Re: Change Courts Jurisdiction [Re: christe]
      #218897 - 07/13/08 10:29 PM (68.205.97.41)
Edit post Edit   Reply to this post Reply   Reply to this post Quote   Quick Reply Quick Reply  

My experience w/most of the judges in Fla, is standard, if it's not broke, they won't fix it. If he tries something illegal they will come down hard on him, regardless of you living up North. Almost any atty., will not even bother to take him as a client unless he has some viable and crucial evidence against you. He's just being a bully. Any petition he files for modification, you can go on Fla.'s self help website, print out what you need and do it yourself...that's how much of a chance he has of getting custody of the kids..legally.

--------------------
Seize the day. Remember all of those women on the Titanic who waved off the desert cart. E. Bombeck


Post Extras: Print Post   Remind Me!   Notify Moderator  
Pages: 1


Previous topic Previous   View all topics Index   Next topic Next   Threaded Mode Threaded  

Extra information
0 registered and 7 anonymous users are browsing this forum.

Moderator:   

Print Topic

Forum Permissions
      You cannot start new topics
      You cannot reply to topics
      HTML is disabled
      UBBCode is disabled

Rating:
Topic views: 336

Rate this topic

Jump to

Contact Us | Privacy statement Divorce Support Forums

Powered by UBB.threads™ 6.5.2