Can my husband terminate his child support/income deduction order even though he owes back support?

Yes, while the clerk of Court may "terminate" the obligation as per their accounting, most Income Deuction Orders (until recently) do not inform...

Unless you agreed in the divorce to pay support post-majority support (e.g., college expenses), your obligation should terminate upon your child's...

How do I stop child support?

From how you worded the question, it appears you may be paying by an Income Deduction Order. If so, realize that it will near near impossible to...

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Were do i find a pro bono lawyer?

As it sounds like you already applied for services from the DOR, which are free now to any parent with a child whether he/she is on any type of...

What should I do to start a divorce

Be aware though that with two minor children there are various issues and concerns that you may have some difficulties addressing as a layman. ...

When will I start getting child support?

I am not familiar with how the system works in Orlando but it seems unusual that you had a final hearing on support and visitation, and child...

The judge denied my motion for a Gaurdian ad Litem, even with a Child Protective Services report that identified neglect. Is

It is normal in Florida if this is not in the Dependency case before the Dependency court. Many years ago the Judges might appoint a Guardian Ad...

How do I stop an Income Deduction Order that was recently entered?

Also keep in mind that Florida law requires a Judge to enter an Income Deduction Order, upon request, unless the Court makes written findings that...

The 6 month requirement (under the UCCJEA) really concerns child custody issues. There is no 6 month residency requirement for seeking child...

In our divorce Mediation Agreement, it was stated the ex husband was to reasonably try to refinance mortgage in his name only.

Hopefully you will schedule a consultation with your attorney to go over your concerns and also go over what can be done in your legal case to try...