Jacksonville, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody, Child Support
Most mediators have a 2-hour minimum of the fees that must be paid to them - and this fee is typically split between the two parties. There should...
This question is too fact-specific to be able to give you an answer based only upon this information. She's going to have an argument as to why...
It's not really "scheduling a final hearing" - if you have attended mediation and had no luck, then you are looking at a trial. Any attorney you...
You would want to file a Motion to Set for Trial and contact the Opposing Counsel to ask which ex parte date would work for them (the judge sets...
It is actually more common than you might think that the parties continue to live in the same home until financially feasible to live apart. Yes,...
Typically when parents have "shared custody" temporarily or permanently, there is a section in the judgment which states that the parties must keep...
Possibly. But, it will depend on a lot more than what you've outlined here. Alimony is based upon need plus ability to pay. And, it will also...
I would think not but you probably want to ask that question of a tax attorney or accountant.
You're going to have to read your divorce decree to sort this out - or ask an attorney in Missouri who would be more familiar with the law there. ...
In general gifts are nonmarital so long as you do not commingle the asset. If it was given to you prior to divorce, you might want to address this...