Can I refile for more alimony?
Something has to have "substantially changed" in the last 4 years. Either his ability to pay has increased or your need has increased (or both)....
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Something has to have "substantially changed" in the last 4 years. Either his ability to pay has increased or your need has increased (or both)....
As was previously pointed out, this is a probate question.
I agree with Mr. Stadler. The expert will be able (hopefully) to validate your fears that his actions are harming the child.
It really depends on the judge's schedule. Usually within a month - often sooner. Of course this assumes that the other side did not file an...
Neither of you are perfect (no one is). Could the court order your child to spend a majority of her time with you? Sure. But it could go the other...
Neither of you are perfect (no one is). Could the court order your child to spend a majority of her time with you? Sure. But it could go the other...
In many counties in Florida, a court order (call the Standing Family Law Order) get entered automatically in all cases. It usually prohibits...
If he has a Parenting Plan, they need to follow its terms. If they don't have a Parenting Plan, they need to get one. In that case he should...
Since you and the child live in Florida (and have been here for a while) you need to file in Florida.
Your account with the state will show that you are in arrears. If you ask, I believe that they will send you a form that she can sign stating that...