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You need to consult with an attorney about this. Perhaps you should bring the ex into the credit card suits as a third party defendant, but we do not know enough facts to give a complete answer.

A quit claim deed is different than a grant deed. A grant deed will convey not only property that the person who executes it owns, but property they subsequently acquire. A quit claim deed is different. It only deeds property that the person has title to at the time. If they don't hold title at the time they execute the quit claim, nothing gets conveyed to the grantee.

Mr. Scianna, Run...don't walk... to an attorney on Monday.   You do not say where your wife went, but for the purposes of your child, Florida  is the "home state" where matters relative to the child are to be determined..provided the child lived here for 6 months prior to your wife leaving.  You have a right to request from a Florida court that an order be entered to return the child to Florida.   Assuming there are not other factors at play that you have not put in your question, you may well be able to obtain from a court a "pick up" order to have your child returned to Florida. At the very least, since you mention another order of court from another state, the Judges can get on the phone with each other and attempt to sort out the competing state issues. Also, if your marriage is over, then Florida is the proper state to hear the divorce as well since this appears to be the last state your wife and you lived together.  There are a lot of complicated issues involved in situations such as yours.  The best bet is to immediately consult with an attorney who can get more of the facts, and take immediate action to help you get your child back. Best of luck, Cindy Vova Law Office of Cindy S. Vova, P.A. 8551 West Sunrise Blvd., Suite 301 Plantation, FL 33322 954-316-3496 info@vovalaw.com