I live in Florida. I know that as far as divorce goes it's a 50/50 state. what about adultery ? Can that change the outcome?

When you say a 50/50 state, are you referring to equitable distribution of the marital assets and liabilities or time-sharing with the children? ...

What rights do I have as a single mother in the state of FL against the father threatening to take paternal action?

If he establishes his paternity of the child though the courts, then he will most likely be entitled to time-sharing (visitation) with the child. ...

My babies dad will be getting married with his fiance and by the looks of it shes looks pregnant is that good if the child suppo

If he is not paying child support for another child, then it does not affect the calculations of support for the child you have with him.

To modify the Final Judgment, you will need to show that there has been a substantial, unanticipated change in circumstances. If you explicitly...

I'm trying to get my family heirlooms from my ex-husband. China, glassware & my mother's figurines.

Were these items accounted for in the Final Judgment? If they were, and you were to get them, and he is refusing to give them to you, you can file...

Hello Child Support

If the one child is 18 and has graduated high school, you can certainly file a Supplemental Petition to modify the amount of child support. The...

Wife and i broke up and it wasn't a pleasant we have a child she has told me that i will never see her again can she do that

You have the right to time-sharing with your daughter. You need to consult with a family law attorney in your area to establish a temporary...

Can money paid to spouse, ordered by a court be a tax deduction?

Those types of payments are usually only tax-deductible if they are classified as alimony.

In Florida, a custodial parent who wants to move with the child more than 50 miles away

It is necessary to file a Relocation petition for any move over 50 miles, as you seem to already acknowledge.

Do i have to take a dna test if not denying childs paternity?

Since the child is legally presumed to be yours, and you are not seeking to prove otherwise, you cannot be forced to take a DNA test.