Jacksonville, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody, Child Support
No. The only thing being "first to file" does, in Florida, is that this is the person who gets to pay the higher filing fee. There are some...
Another thing to remember is that if you BOTH file and BOTH claim the children, it is possible the IRS will flag the returns and freeze things...
It sounds like everything is through the DOR and he is simply challenging the paternity finding to make sure he's not on the hook for child support...
I am unclear as to whether this is a child support order from a divorce or from a DOR child support case. If it was from a divorce or a Petition...
I strongly suggest that you contact a Family Law attorney in your area. Many give free consultations and you should take advantage of it. The...
No, that is not sufficient for a "substantial change of circumstance" finding to change child support. Her new husband has zero financial...
This is not as simple as you think it might be. First of all, there is no "abandonment divorce" in FL. FL is a no-fault state and no grounds...
I think that you would have had the same result in front of a judge. If you have not filed a Motion to Modify Child Support and then filed a...
When you say, "We are in Florida ...the laws here are a bit different," it makes me think that the children are not in Florida and you need to be...
It should be handled in the home state of the child - Florida. The parent seeking a modification needs to domesticate the order and seek the...