By Lawrence S. Katz | Published August 18, 2023 | Posted in Child Custody | Tagged Tags: Greyson's Law, Kyra's Law, parenting time | Comments Off on “Greyson’s Law” Requires Florida Courts to Consider Threats of Violence in Custody and Visitation Decisions
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“Greyson’s Law” Requires Florida Courts to Consider Threats of Violence in Custody and Visitation Decisions
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