Gainesville, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Gainesville, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Support ... +3 more
You woulud have to folow the parental relocation statute: Florida Statutes 61.13001. There is a specific procedure that needs to be followed to...
Since you all are not married, until a Determination of Paternity has been done through the courts, he really has no right to be making demands of...
Has paternity been established through the courts? If so, you will need to file for a Disestablishment of Paternity. As for his name, there is...
You can probably file for a Simplified Dissolution of Marriage. You might be able to get the forms you need from your local Clerk of Court.
He has no grounds to get support from you, especially if he has a child of his own. If he takes you to court, I believe that there is no chance...
I am not sure what the laws are in Washington, but at least here in Florida, there is a very specific procedure to be followed for parental...
If you know that she is going to be moving in with you, you can file a supplemental petition to modify the previous order. Do not wait too long...
You didn't file an answer 7 months ago and now you want to see what can be done? If you had filed a motion to set aside the default as soon as...
If you truly believe that it is not in your daughter's best interests to go there, you need to communicate with her father and explain your...
If he used marital funds to do so, you theoretically have some claim on them as they would probably be considered marital property.
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