Gainesville, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Gainesville, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Support ... +3 more
If your husband has equal rights to the child, it should not be a problem. You would probably have to get a modification done for any sort of...
If the move is actually only 45 miles, the Florida Statutes may not even apply. Here is the definition of relocation from the Statutes: "...
It is unlikely that a Judge would allow her to give up her rights without someone else being in position to take her place (for example, with a...
No, your new spouse's income should not be considered for purposes of child support or alimony.
It will be very difficult to have the court disregard the mediation agreement.
It may be too late, but your best bet would be to contact a family law attorney in your area and discuss the case with them.
You should be able to get a continuance if you have not gotten one previously and the final hearing notice was the first document you recieved.
At the time of the final hearing, the mediation agreement should become part of the final judgment. if your husband continues to not comply with...
If one parent earns substantially more than the other, child support would probably be appropriate, even if both parents have the children one-half...
You or your attorney need to make a motion for temporary support so that there will be a child support obligation to be enforced.
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