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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open FL-312 in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name in the 'Petitioner' section, followed by the 'Respondent' and 'Other Parent/Party' fields as applicable.
  3. In the 'Request for Child Abduction Prevention Orders' section, specify who you believe may take the children without permission. Check all relevant options and provide necessary details.
  4. For each concern regarding potential abduction, check applicable boxes and elaborate on your reasoning in the provided spaces. This includes past violations of custody orders or lack of ties to California.
  5. Continue filling out requests for specific orders such as supervised visitation, bond posting, and travel restrictions. Ensure you check all relevant boxes and provide any required explanations.
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Kidnapping normally carries up to eight years in prison. Aggravated kidnapping which is when the victim is under 14, or there is a ransom demand carries a potential life sentence. Recall that child abduction is a crime against the childs legal custodian.
Findings and Order After Hearing (FL-340) This is used as the first page to list the decisions (orders) that a court made after a hearing. The orders are generally attached to this page.
Additional ProvisionsPhysical Custody Attachment (FL-341(D)) This can be used as an attachment to many forms. Parents can use the form to make agreements, or request court orders, about other matters concerning child custody that are in the childs best interest.
Request for Child Abduction Prevention Orders (FL-312) Tell the court why you are worried that the other parent might kidnap your child and ask for orders to try to prevent that from happening. Get form FL-312.
Yes, it can be legal to deny a parent child visitation in Florida, but only under specific circumstances authorized by the court. For instance, if a parent poses a credible threat to the childs safety, such as through abuse, neglect, or substance misuse, the court may suspend or restrict visitation rights.