Do I have to show my ex proof of refinancing attempts if it's not court ordered to show him?

Well, if you don't want to share your proof with him now, then he can file a motion with the court and then you'll have to provide the proof (to...

Wondering about which way I should go in court?

While you are correct that he currently has no rights, it is not as easy as you may believe to have his "parental rights terminated". Basically,...

Can my soon to be ex wife take our kids out of state without my consent?

Until you file for divorce, there's nothing stopping her from doing so. Most courts have Standing Family Law Orders which are entered at the time...

Is my husband in contempt of court?

Can't imagine how her attorney would be able to set up "direct payments" from his account to hers - he would have to do that himself. Perhaps you...

The Department of Revenue has a child support hearing scheduled. If I file a petition at court, does that cancel the Department

I assume you are considering filing a Petition to Establish Paternity. Doing so will NOT cancel the DOR hearing and you very much need to attend. ...

My attorney is lying to me?

What you're describing does sound a bit odd. Once you got majority timesharing, the issue of child support should have been addressed and a motion...

I was served a notice of administrative proceeding to establish paternity, but I now have my child?

Are they saying that they want to set child support (i.e. they believe that mom has child)? You need to contact them and advise that you want the...

What can i expect if im unemployed and have no legal representation at a child support hearing?

If you have been employed in the recent past, it is likely the DOR will have those records and will seek to set your income at/near that amount. ...

Yes, so long as you have been a resident of Florida for 6 months, you can seek a divorce. Florida is a no-fault state so you don't need evidence...

How does the courts decide how much I have to pay in child support when I live in another state?

If you live with your fiance in FL, she is not entitled to receive child support from you. As to the rest, you will have to repost your question...