If divorce/custody papers state that no one of the opposite sex (unless related) may be an overnight guest, wouldn’t that also apply for vacations?
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If divorce/custody papers state that no one of the opposite sex (unless related) may be an overnight guest, wouldn’t that also apply for vacations?
As in, if I were to go to my family’s home and my boyfriend came with me, would he technically be allowed to stay under the same roof as me and my kids?
Asked on November 19, 2012 under Family Law, Florida
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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
In order to answer your question you need to carefully read the court order that you are writing about to determine what the qualifications are with respect to overnight guests at one's own home or a vacation home. In essence the court order that you are writing about dictates the obligations between you and the parent of the minor child.
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