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Without going to court, can a parent give full custody to the other parent?
Asked on Sep 25th, 2018 on Child Custody - Florida
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My children's father and I have never been married. I have always had full custody of my children I have always been financially responsible for them. We have a very flexible agreement. I would like a legal document that says that I have full custody so that he doesn't have to sign anything when it comes to important documents such as passports, travel etc... Is there a form he can fill, sign and notarize that will work, or do we HAVE to go to court for this?
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as an unmarried mother, you already have full custody under the law, unless he makes some move legally to obtain his rights to the children thorugh the courts - but, you really need to be asking for child support- that is your child's right - to be supported by both parents - and that would likely bring in the court so you might not do that oficially either.
Answered on Sep 26th, 2018 at 8:07 AM