Joy Nicole Owenby
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Jacksonville, FL

Divorce and separation Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +5 more

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The man I married, (currently in divorce) has a capias from a criminal case. He has every other weekend visitation.

Joy's answer | Answered on September 16, 2015

I cannot imagine how frightening this can be for you. Please take some time to read your final judgment and parenting plan carefully. Most...

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The man I married, (currently in divorce) has a capias from a criminal case. He has every other weekend visitation.

Joy's answer | Answered on September 16, 2015

I cannot imagine how frightening this can be for you. Please take some time to read your final judgment and parenting plan carefully. Most...

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When filing for an uncontested divorce with children, what are the Mandatory Disclosure forms?

Joy's answer | Answered on June 09, 2014

Mandatory disclosure is the financial information and documents you serve on the other party in a Florida divorce/dissolution of marriage case. The...

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How much does a judge care about hearing a voicemail message in court?

Joy's answer | Answered on August 14, 2012

If it is solely a child support matter with the Florida Department of Revenue, it will not bear any weight as the hearing will only be based on the...

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How can I stop child support deductions from my pay, for a child that has lived with me for almost 2 years.What motion do I file

Joy's answer | Answered on August 14, 2012

You will need to file a Supplemental Petition for Modification of Child Support and Time-Sharing (if this was from a prior paternity or divorce...

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Divorce

Joy's answer | Answered on August 14, 2012

If you are served with Florida divorce paperwork, you have 2 options. You can either answer and counterpetition for the things you want or you may...

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