Florida Family Law Discovery

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Mandatory disclosure in Florida family law requires parties to exchange financial information for transparency. A demand for discovery allows parties to request relevant case information. To write a demand for discovery, include a case caption, state the request under Florida Family Law Rule 12.280, list specific documents, and sign the document. Discovery can cover financial, communication, property, employment, and medical records. To obtain a witness list, use interrogatories or a request for production. Judges can order supervised visitation, specifying facilities if needed. To request supervised visitation, file a motion, provide evidence, and attend a hearing. To cancel supervised visitation, file a motion, provide evidence, and attend a hearing.

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what is a demand for discovery

A demand for discovery is a legal request made by one party in a lawsuit to obtain information and evidence from the other party. This process is used to gather facts and documents that are relevant to the case.
Is there a specific type of case or information you are seeking related to discovery?

how do i write a demand for discovery in florida fmaily law court

To write a demand for discovery in Florida family law court, follow these steps:
*. **Title**: Include the case caption with the court name, case number, and parties' names.
*. **Introduction**: State that you are requesting discovery pursuant to Florida Family Law Rule *.*.
*. **List Requests**: Clearly outline the specific documents and information you are seeking.
*. **Signature**: Sign and date the document.
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what types of information does a demand for discovery cover?

In Florida family law, a demand for discovery can cover a wide range of information, including:
- Financial records (bank statements, tax returns, pay stubs)
- Communications (emails, texts)
- Property records (deeds, titles)
- Employment records
- Medical records
Is there a particular type of information you are looking to include in your discovery request?

how do you get a withness list for the opposing party in florida family law court

To obtain a witness list from the opposing party in a Florida family law court, you can request it through the discovery process. Specifically, you can:
*. **Interrogatories**: Send written questions that the opposing party must answer under oath, including a request for their witness list.
*. **Request for Production**: Ask the court to compel the opposing party to provide documents, including a list of witnesses.
Would you like help with drafting these requests?

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Sure, I'd be happy to help you draft these requests.
To request a witness list from the opposing party in a Florida family law court, you can use the following formats:

~Interrogatories
*. **Title**: Include the case caption with the court name, case number, and names of the parties.
*. **Introduction**: State that you are requesting interrogatories pursuant to Florida Family Law Rule *.*.
*. **Questions**: Include specific questions, such as:
- "Please provide a list of all witnesses you intend to call at trial, including their names, addresses, and a brief description of their expected testimony."
*. **Signature**: Sign and date the document.

~Request for Production
*. **Title**: Include the case caption with the court name, case number, and names of the parties.
*. **Introduction**: State that you are requesting production of documents pursuant to Florida Family Law Rule *.*.
*. **Requests**: Clearly outline the documents you are seeking, such as:
- "Please produce a list of all witnesses you intend to call at trial, including their names, addresses, and contact information."
*. **Signature**: Sign and

In the Family Law Court in Florida, does a judge have to assign facility for Supervised Visitation Programs?

In Florida, a judge in Family Law Court has the discretion to order supervised visitation and may specify the facility or provider for such supervision if deemed necessary for the child's safety and welfare.
Would you like more information on how supervised visitation works in Florida?

Yes

Sure! Here's some general information on supervised visitation in Florida:
- **Purpose**: Ensures the child’s safety while allowing a relationship with the parent.
- **Supervision Providers**: Can be a professional agency, family member, or a neutral third party.
- **Judge's Role**: The judge determines the need and specifics for supervised visitation.
Would you like details on how to request supervised visitation or find a provider?

Yes please

To request supervised visitation in Florida, follow these steps:
*. **File a Motion**: Submit a formal request (motion) to the court, outlining reasons for needing supervised visitation.
*. **Provide Evidence**: Include any documentation or evidence supporting your request.
*. **Attend a Hearing**: The court will schedule a hearing where both parties can present their case.
For finding a provider, you can:
*. **Court-Approved List**: Check if the court provides a list of approved supervised visitation providers.
*. **Local Agencies**: Contact local family service agencies for recommendations.
Would you like more detailed guidance or help with drafting the motion?

yes

To help you draft the motion for supervised visitation in Florida, follow these steps:
*. **Title**: Include the case caption with the court name, case number, and parties' names.
*. **Introduction**: State that you are requesting supervised visitation and provide a brief overview of your reasons.
*. **Body**:
- **Background**: Explain the current visitation arrangement and any issues.
- **Reasons for Request**: Detail why supervised visitation is necessary, including any incidents or concerns.
- **Proposed Plan**: Suggest a supervision plan, including the proposed supervisor or agency.
*. **Conclusion**: Request a hearing and any interim relief needed.
*. **Signature**: Sign and date the document.
Would you like a detailed template for this motion?

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It seems you might be looking for legal help regarding supervised visitation in a Florida family law court. Here's a brief on drafting a motion for supervised visitation:

Motion for Supervised Visitation Template
*. **Title**: Include the case caption with the court name, case number, and parties' names.
*. **Introduction**: State that you are requesting supervised visitation and provide a brief overview of your reasons.
*. **Body**:
- **Background**: Explain the current visitation arrangement and any issues.
- **Reasons for Request**: Detail why supervised visitation is necessary, including any incidents or concerns.
- **Proposed Plan**: Suggest a supervision plan, including the proposed supervisor or agency.
*. **Conclusion**: Request a hearing and any interim relief needed.
*. **Signature**: Sign and date the document.
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how do you request to cancel of supervised visitation

To request the cancellation of supervised visitation in Florida, follow these steps:
*. **File a Motion**: Submit a formal request to the court to cancel supervised visitation.
*. **Provide Evidence**: Include evidence showing why supervised visitation is no longer necessary.
*. **Attend a Hearing**: The court will schedule a hearing to review the request.
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