Child support
If the mother is going through the "child support process" that leads me to believe this is through the DOR. The DOR only concerns itself with...
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If the mother is going through the "child support process" that leads me to believe this is through the DOR. The DOR only concerns itself with...
If he shows up at the hearing and you do not, then you will have no defense and the injunction will more possibly be granted. There is no conflict...
As Ms. Urbaneja said, if the court finds you have a need and the husband has the ability to pay, the court could order him to pay. Additionally,...
Well, first of all, there are no jury trials in Family law in Florida so I'm not sure what you mean by that. It's unclear where you and your "ex"...
Yes, up until that final hearing, he could show up at any time and ask that the default be set aside and he be granted time to file an answer.
I agree with Mr. Rosenfelt - not likely you can "reopen" the divorce agreement but I would suggest that you contact a family law attorney in your...
If you "put him on child support," I am assuming you are talking about doing it through the Department of Revenue. They do not concern themselves...
File the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, serve her, and then go through the process. Of course, it would be easier if she would cooperate...
Was the order ever sent to the DOR and/or the Disbursement Unit? Make sure they've received copies. If necessary, you may want to file a Motion...
Florida is a no fault state - the only reason for the divorce is "irreconcilable differences."