ROBERTO FONSECA v. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, CHILD SUPPORT PROGRAM

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• “On appeal, we may, and should, examine the grounds for subject matter jurisdiction even though the parties have not.”
• “On appeal, we may, and should, examine the grounds for subject matter jurisdiction even though the parties have not.”
• “We recognize that even when Iowa is not the child’s home state, a temporary child custody order may become a final child custody determination. See Iowa Code 5 § 598B.204(2), (3).”

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