In Re: Amendments to the Florida Rules for Qualified and Court-Appointed Parenting Coordinators

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Court: Florida Supreme Court · Filed: 2021-12-02 · Docket: SC20-942

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In Re: Amendments to the Florida Rules for Qualified and Court-Appointed Parenting Coordinators is a court opinion from the Florida Supreme Court, filed on 2021-12-02 (Docket No. SC20-942).

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Case Name	In Re: Amendments to the Florida Rules for Qualified and Court-Appointed Parenting Coordinators
Citation
Court	Florida Supreme Court
Date Filed	2021-12-02
Docket Number	SC20-942
Precedential Status	Published
Impact Score	0 / 100
Jurisdiction	fl

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