KI v. Department of Children and Families

How courts have described this case

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• reversing and remanding for a ruling on whether jurisdiction in Florida was proper after due notice to the mother, the father, and the Virginia court and based on factual findings
• “[T]he court of another state may exercise temporary jurisdiction in an emergency situation to protect a child even though the court with initial custody jurisdiction has exclusive, continuing jurisdiction.”
• under section 61.517, “the court of another state may exercise temporary jurisdiction in an emergency situation to protect a child even though the court with initial custody jurisdiction has exclusive, continuing jurisdiction”
• under section 61.517(1), “the court of another state may exercise temporary jurisdiction in an emergency situation to protect a child even though the court with initial custody jurisdiction has exclusive, continuing jurisdiction”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).