Jacksonville, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody, Child Support
Maybe. But, it's impossible to give you a proper answer without knowing the details of the court order. You paid for 2 years but did you not pay...
Many attorneys offer free consultations and I would suggest to you that you should contact a family law attorney in your area for such a...
If I understand your question, no one has filed for divorce yet. If that is the case, then you can move BUT you do risk your husband filing and...
Yes, you can seek child support from your husband through the divorce court proceedings by filing a Motion for Temporary Needs. During that...
Highly unlikely. For the most part, the Court isn't going to care about your husband's infidelity and they certainly aren't going to want to put a...
So long as he remains in MA, that state will maintain jurisdiction of the case. If he were to move out of that state, you could attempt to...
I agree with Mr. DeGroot - as you say that you live in NY and the mother and the children now live in NY - you should be attempting to get NY to...
There's no magic time frame and, for the first months at least, everyone will assume that you're just doing it so that child support will go down. ...
Basically the answer is no. The first child gets support based upon the father's and that mother's income. The second child gets support based...
You would want to check the laws in both states to see which one works most to your benefit. For example, child support in a state like New Jersey...