What should I do if my ex husband doesn't want to pay for the half of summer or medical expenses?

If your final judgment or your parenting plan (that was incorporated into your final judgment) requires your ex to pay for half of these expenses,...

You may want to consider pursuing an action for unlawful detainer pursuant to Chapter 82 of the Florida Statutes.

Are my nieces and nephews entitled to my brothers money or belongings if there is no will

If your brother died without a will, pursuant to the Florida's intestacy laws, the estate would pass to his spouse and/or his descendants. If he...

It depends on the type of ownership you have. There are different types of joint ownership in Florida such as a joint tenancy (where the survivor...

Is FL a state where engagement ring is returned to the giver?

Not automatically as it truly depends on the circumstances surrounding the break up and who broke off the engagement. Typically, when the...

What is the time limit to file my mother's will in probate court?

Pursuant to Section 733.901(1) of the Florida Statutes, you/the custodian of the will "must deposit the will with the clerk of the court having...

Do I have legal rights to TPS federal employee benefits in a divorce situation?

Funds accrued in a retirement plan as well TSP benefits accrued during marriage are considered marital assets subject to equitable distribution. As...

When can I stop paying child support in Florida?

Based on your post, child support would terminate in June, when you son graduates from high school. Refer to Section 743.07(2) of the Florida...

If i file for divorce is she entitled to half of my 401k?

Unless your wife waived her rights to your 401k in a pre or post nuptial agreement, then the funds that have accrued in your 401k since your date...

If we were married in AL, but I became a resident of FL this past Aug. and he is a resident of NC, can I file for divorce in FL?

You can file for divorce in Florida if you have been a resident of Florida for at least 6 months prior to filing your Petition for Dissolution.