Children moved in with me Ex-Wife agreed Verbal to receive no child support while they was living with me.

In Florida you must file a supplemental petition to modify child support and parenting plan to make the change.

What do I write to the judge about my situation??? or what motion ..what do I do??

You need a good attorney. Contact the Family Law Clinic at Florida Coastal School of Law and fill out an intake form. They do a lot of pro-bono...

Finally found my ex and daughtee

The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction And Enforcement Act dictates the state with jurisdiction. If the child has been in Kentucky for the past 6...

Is he able to get full custody?

Have you been served with his petition? You should consult a family law attorney in your area ASAP. Many attorneys offer free consultations. You...

I co-signed for a family member's dorm room and she was evicted. How can I ever rent again?

First, you should make sure your regular credit is as good as possible. Second, if you want to live in an apartment community, ask the leasing...

Simplified dissolution marriage - we have no asset under both name. we have asset on individual. do we need to require to write

No, Financial affidavits and settlement agreements are not required for FORM 12.901(a), PETITION FOR SIMPLIFIED DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE. Read and...

Do you have a security deposit? Florida Statute 83.49 (3)a-c: (3) The landlord or the landlord’s agent may disburse advance rents from the...

Wrote a 30 day notice to my landlord to drop me from our month to month lease. I had lived at the house with my soon to be ex

Duval County has a "Standing Family Law Court Order" that goes into effect when the case is filed. I would need more specific information about...

Financial Affidavit

Often times the court will award attorney's fees for discovery violations. Consider hiring an attorney to file another motion to compel and ask...

Child Custody: Does an Expert Witness have to be Announced to the Court or Opposing Party Prior to an Evidentiary Hearing.

Yes, you should disclose your expert witness to the opposing party. Not only do you risk your witness not being able to testify, you risk angering...