She may want to fill out a Marital Settlement Agreement. She should be able to find one online on the clerk of court website under "self-help." ...

It is practically impossible for an attorney to give advice after reading only part of the contract. I recommend you contact an attorney to review...

Legally, you can do whatever you would like with your insurance as long as you are the primary on the policy. Once you file for divorce, however,...

I put this question under personal injury, lawsuits, litigation and tort so someone who is familiar with this type of case can answer.

I'd suggest you speak to a criminal attorney In Florida if you'd like to look into this issue further. He or she will be able to explain the...

If no court was involved, and DCF wasn't involved, then I don't see any reason why you cannot take back your children. If you didn't sign...

I agree with Attorney Rafter above. You have a complicated situation. I would find an attorney who will protect your rights. But, no matter...

Your fact pattern is not clear. If the children are in Colorado then it's likely jurisdiction is with Colorado, and you'd need a Colorado...

You and putative father have the daunting task of rebutting the presumption that the Husband is the biological father. Florida Statute...

It's likely you should file a motion for custody of the child, and not wait. Since you are in court already and she's just been found in contempt,...