I am divorced and receive child support will getting married again change that?
Generally, a remarriage will have no effect on the child support obligation of the other party.
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Generally, a remarriage will have no effect on the child support obligation of the other party.
I believe that you also asked this question earlier. If you wish to relocate with the children, you will need to comply with the Relocation Statute.
If you wish to relocate more than 50 miles from your current residence, you will need to comply with the provisions of Florida's Parental...
While it is possible that a judge may take the child's reasonable preference into account (after determining that the child has the necessary...
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I would not wait for them to realize their mistake, as it could take them a long time. You should file a Motion as soon as possible with the Clerk...
That should not be a problem, as most Clerk's offices have a drop box for papers that are ready to be filed.
Unless there is currently in place some legal prohibition on travelling with your daughter to another state, you should be able to go. Is...
Depending on what the status of the custody case in Marion County is, you will most likely want to file an Emergency Motion for Temporary...
Generally, a divorce attorney is going to want most, if not all, of the retainer amount paid prior to beginning work on a case. While you may ask...