Jacksonville, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Uncontested Divorce ... +3 more
Yes, they will look into it. A payor is in contempt if he has the ability to pay and refuses to pay. The big hurdle is "ability to pay." A payor...
You can have the Order of Protection dismissed if you want. The decision on whether to prosecute your husband or not rests solely with the State...
If you agree to the relief sought in a motion, you should both go to the hearing and tell the magistrate what you have agreed to. There is no need...
Typically a lawyer's involvement is done when the case is over (entry of the final judgment). A formal withdrawal does not need to be requested.
You need to review your Parenting Plan and the provisions of Fla. Stat. 61.13001 (link below) to see if she is not complying with the law or prior...
You can file the motion yourself, you can hire an attorney to do it, or you can wait for the DOR to get around to it.
Involving DCF is messy. However, if they still find out about the abuse, you may be in trouble with them for allowing the abuse to continue. If...
DCF probably has districts for administrative reasons. Not the same reason why the judiciary has districts.
It is up to the judge whether to allow a phone appearance for a final hearing. Typically they allow service members to appear by phone. Please feel...
Do you mean an agreement that controls what happens prior to a final hearing? If so, yes it is enforceable just like any other agreement.