1IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR

LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION

G,
Father,

vs. Case No. XX DR XXX N

(Redacted Copy)
A,
Mother,

AMENDED FINAL JUDGMENT

This matter having come before the court on 10/17/2012 on the father’s “Motion to Enter,
Etc.” filed 6/2/2011, it is ordered:

1. Jurisdiction The court has jurisdiction of this matter and the parties. The parties’ child is
CCC born Date Omitted. The court entered a Final Judgment on 12/29/2008 in which the court
ordered a parenting plan and a time-sharing schedule. In that judgment the court ordered a
temporary parenting plan and a temporary time-sharing schedule, so the court reserved jurisdiction
to address the parenting plan and time-sharing schedule by motion, rather than a supplemental
petition to modify. The court entered a temporary time-sharing order on 12/18/2009 that modified
the temporary order in the Final Judgment.

2. Findings The court’s findings are in the “Order Finding Facts and Making Ruling” entered this
date. Those findings are incorporated here by reference.

3. Parenting plan, parental responsibility order The court orders that the father has sole and
exclusive authority to make all parenting decisions concerning the child’s education, pre-
schools, schools, medical needs, dental, optical, orthodontic treatments, participation in
sports, extracurricular activities, curfews, driving, obtaining a driver’s license, dating, and
all other aspects of parenting. The father may consult with the mother to obtain her advice and
wishes for the child but the final decision in any parenting issue is his.
The mother is hereby granted authority to authorize emergency medical treatment on the
child when the child is with her but she must promptly notify the father of the emergency and then
the father has the authority to make a decision about non-emergency medical treatment.
 This is a final order for sole parenting authority to the father.

4. Time-sharing schedule order; supervised time-sharing The court orders that CCC will have
supervised contact with the mother. The mother’s visits to Lee County are sporadic and
unpredictable. The father shall try to accommodate the child so that he can spend time with the
mother and her parents and other family members, such as his sister and his aunt, when these
persons are in Florida. As the child gets older, the father may decide to allow the child to travel to
Out of State or elsewhere to spend time with these family members, but always the mother shall be
under supervision. The contact shall be supervised by persons acceptable to the father from time to
time and on his conditions from time to time. Supervisors, for instance, may be his father or XXX
or YYY or others. The father may, but is not required, to allow the child to spend overnights at the
XXX’ home in N. Fort Myers or with other supervisors. CCC shall always see his mother under
supervision by the XXXs or the father’s father or other supervisors acceptable to the father,
including a professional supervisor, such as the “Family Resource Center of Southwest Florida,
Inc.,” as the father decides from time to time. If a professional is used, the parties shall work out
between them in advance how the professional will be paid.
This is a final time-sharing order.

5. Attorney's Fees, Costs, and Suit Money The court reserves jurisdiction over the issue of
attorney’s fees, costs, and suit money, both entitlement and amount, for further hearings. Any
further hearing on these issues must be preceded by a motion by either party asking for fees, costs
or suit money, and a notice of hearing on the motion.

6. Reservation of Jurisdiction The court reserves jurisdiction of this action to enforce this final
judgment and for all purposes specifically reserved.

Done and ordered in Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida, this ___________________

R. Thomas Corbin, Circuit Judge

Copies provided to:

A, pro se, and , Esq.