What do me and my soon to be ex wife put for 18a on form 12.902(b) for our filling status?
The form you are referring to is the Financial Affidavit. This form is not required to obtain a simplified dissolution of marriage.
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The form you are referring to is the Financial Affidavit. This form is not required to obtain a simplified dissolution of marriage.
If you were not married to the Father at the time the child was conceived/born, then the Father has no legal rights to custody of your child. The...
You need to file a Petition for Determination of Paternity in the state where the child has resided for the past 6+ months. If your ex and the...
Because your son is 27 years of age, you cannot "fight the city" on his behalf. If your son is facing charges and cannot afford an attorney, one...
If the other parent is delinquent on his child support payments, case law should not be required to establish the debt. Once a child support order...
The short answer is "no," your soon to be spouse cannot legally adopt the child unless: (1) the biological father's rights have been terminated...
It is impossible to offer advice based on the facts presented above. I will note that a child cannot be removed from a parent's home based on...
Either the mother OR the potential father may file a Petition for Determination of Paternity in Florida, so long as the child has lived in Florida...
There is not enough information to be able to properly advise you on this issue. I strongly recommend that you consult with an attorney to discuss...
The manner in which you are able to communicate with your child should be set forth in your divorce order/parenting plan. If your ex wife is...