Do I have to inform the primary parent of move?
Yes, if it is more than 50 miles. You should look at Fla. Stat. 61.13001. This can be done through Petition or agreement of the parties. As...
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Yes, if it is more than 50 miles. You should look at Fla. Stat. 61.13001. This can be done through Petition or agreement of the parties. As...
I agree with the previous answer. It would not likely be a reason to remove the child by itself, but it could lead to future and/or continuous DCF...
More information would be required to accurately answer this. Does he have a civil injunction against him or a criminal charge? If he has a civil...
If there is no provision directly relating to communication concerning the child, he may want to petition to Court to modify the injunction. As...
If this is through the family law court, the Court will likely approve direct payments if both parents agree. There is usually a provision put in a...
I agree with both previous attorney's answers in that a lot more would need to be known to give a truly helpful answer. The Court is ultimately...
Not likely. I would contact either the Department of Revenue directly or the local DOR attorney assigned to the matter to see if anything can be...
Most parenting plans require that neither parent disparage the other to the child. If you have proof of this, you could file a Motion for Contempt....
You would likely either need her consent, the transcript from the hearing where you stated the agreement on the record, or some other hard evidence...
You likely can have a Consent Order signed by both of you and submitted to the Court for entry. If your pay is being garnished, you may also need...