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You are certainly able to file a Motion for Clerk's Default. However, if there are children involved, the court may be unwilling to proceed...
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You are certainly able to file a Motion for Clerk's Default. However, if there are children involved, the court may be unwilling to proceed...
There is a good chance that the monthly amount will go down, depending on what your net income is now compared to when the child support was...
You will most likely need a QDRO (Qualified Domestic Relations Order) to get the FRS to release the funds. A QDRO is a very specialized document...
You do have the right to file an amended affidavit. The court may require you to file a Motion for Leave to Amend.
Have you aleady filed an Answer with the court? A Case Management Conference is usually an opportunity for the court to be sure that the case is...
Yes, you will need to comply with the provisions of the relocation statute, despite the temporary agreement not covering the subject of...
A child never has the ability to decide for themselves which parent they want to live with. However, on a case-by-case basis, a judge may allow a...
Is there a permanent restraining order or just a temporary? Which parent gets to spend the majority of time with the children depends on many...
There would be a $50 charge to re-open the case, assuming it is currently closed. Issuance of a Summons and service by the Sheriff would be...
Courts will usually limit how far you can go back in an initial child support determination. In Florida, the limit is 2 years.