Gov. Rick Scott’s signature on a family law bill brings to an end a four-year dispute between anti-Islamists and the Florida Bar.
Scott on Monday signed Senate Bill 386 titled “Application of Foreign Law in Courts.”
Gov. Rick Scott signed a law that says in matters of divorce, alimony, marital assets, child support and custody, Florida courts may not base a decision on a foreign law.
May 13, 2014 at 03:00 PM
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Gov. Rick Scott’s signature on a family law bill brings to an end a four-year dispute between anti-Islamists and the Florida Bar.
Scott on Monday signed Senate Bill 386 titled “Application of Foreign Law in Courts.”
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