Can a mother take daughter and relocate to another state without the father's consent as a result of a divorce?
Generally, the Florida Parental Relocation statute (Chapter 61.13001) must be complied with for a move of over 50 miles.
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Generally, the Florida Parental Relocation statute (Chapter 61.13001) must be complied with for a move of over 50 miles.
He does have rights with regard to your daughter, since you were married when she was born. Whether being with him every other weekend is in her...
If there is no court-ordered time-sharing agreement in place, you are not required to allow this sort of contact.
Generally, only the income of the biological parents is used in the child support calculations.
Until there has been a determination of paternity through the courts, he does not have that right.
For the purposes of calculating the child support, only the net incomes of the parents is considered. On the expenses portion, you can just...
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Unfortunately, he has no legal responsibility to help pay for your daughter to go to college. Was there a previous child support order that he did...
Only her income would be used to calculate the child support obligation. If she is voluntarily unemployed, you should be able to get the court to...
That would certainly go a long way toward showing a lack of stability on her part and that it would not be in the best interests of the child to...
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You would be better off asking this in the Immigration Law area.