The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . that it appears neither the court nor any of the parties considered the Keeping Children Safe Act, § 39.0139 . . . contendere to charges under chapter 827, there is a rebuttable presumption of detriment to a child. § 39.0139 . . . parent seeking reunification to rebut the presumption of detriment before reunification can occur. § 39.0139 . . . See § 39.0139(3); J.C., 83 So.3d at 888. . . .
. . . an Order denying W.W.’s motion to reinstate supervised visitation and his motion to declare section 39.0139 . . .
. . . order as between S.K. and his stepchildren, presumably pursuant to the Keeping Children Safe Act, § 39.0139 . . .
. . . Mahmood, 15 So.3d 1, 4 (Fla. 4th DCA 2009) (“[A] ‘court’ within the meaning of section 39.0139 is a court . . .
. . . The court correctly explained that in a KCSA hearing pursuant to section 39.0139, Florida Statutes, a . . . Now, according to — we’ll just go through it then 39.0139. . . . See § 39.0139(3)(a)l., Fla. Stat. (2011). The KCSA does not define probable cause. . . . order of the trial court, and remand for a new KCSA hearing that meets the requirements of section 39.0139 . . . The pertinent portions of the KCSA, § 39.0139, Florida Statutes (2011), are as follows: (3) Presumption . . .
. . . At issue here is the Keeping Children Safe Act, section 39.0139, Florida Statutes (2010) (the Act). . . . Section 39.0139(2) provides as follows: (2) Legislative findings and intent.— (a) The Legislature finds . . . Section 39.0139(3) provides for a rebuttal presumption of detriment to a child when a parent or caregiver . . . Section 39.0139(4) provides that “[a] person who meets any of the criteria set forth in paragraph (3) . . . Reading subsection (2) on legislative intent as a whole with the remainder of section 39.0139 supports . . .
. . . denied his motion to dismiss the former wife’s motion invoking the Keeping Children Safe Act, section 39.0139 . . . presumption of detriment” under the Act. 15 So.3d at 4, n. 1 (citing Sue Robbins, Florida Statute § 39.0139 . . .
. . . marriage proceeding seeks review of a non-final order denying her motion for a hearing under section 39.0139 . . . Section 39.0139 is designed to protect children. . . . abused or exploited by a parent or other caregiver.” § 39.0139(2)(b), Fla. . . . The focus of section 39.0139 is to protect children “who are abused, abandoned, or neglected.” § 39.0139 . . . Section 39.0139(4) requires an order by “the court” that allows visitation. . . .