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Old 03-18-2007, 07:45 PM
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Massachusetts Divorce Ex Now Lives in Florida

What is the name of your state? MA
I got divorced and still live in Massachusetts. My ex and child live in Florida it will be 2 years this May. I would like to modify our original divorce agreement. Should I hire an attorney in Massachusetts or Florida?What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state?
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What is the name of your state? MA
I got divorced and still live in Massachusetts. My ex and child live in Florida it will be 2 years this May. I would like to modify our original divorce agreement. Should I hire an attorney in Massachusetts or Florida?What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state?

Most likely its going to be MA...but what do you want to modify?
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I would like to modify and get more specific visitation. The wording on the agreement says i have liberal visitation. But last December I wanted to take my daughter without the ex to Disney for their 50th anniv. The ex agreed but at the last minute said no. And I only got to see my daughter for one afternoon that week. Also she hasn't spend one holiday in 2 years with my family.
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I would like to modify and get more specific visitation. The wording on the agreement says i have liberal visitation. But last December I wanted to take my daughter without the ex to Disney for their 50th anniv. The ex agreed but at the last minute said no. And I only got to see my daughter for one afternoon that week. Also she hasn't spend one holiday in 2 years with my family.
If the original orders are out of Mass and you still live there then Mass still has jurisdiction.

You need to file for a modification to ask for a specific visitation schedule.
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I would like to modify and get more specific visitation. The wording on the agreement says i have liberal visitation. But last December I wanted to take my daughter without the ex to Disney for their 50th anniv. The ex agreed but at the last minute said no. And I only got to see my daughter for one afternoon that week. Also she hasn't spend one holiday in 2 years with my family.
If the original orders are out of Mass and you still live there then Mass still has jurisdiction.

You need to file for a modification to ask for a specific visitation schedule.
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