In the state of Florida can I sue my father for unpaid child support?

No. As child support is owed to your mother/the "custodial" parent, your mother has the right to collect that support and not you.

May I be the one who makes the most decisions for my daughter if me and her father have 50/50 custody

First, review your current parenting plan. You can agree in a parenting plan to shared parental responsibility with you retaining the...

How would a deed read if it says right of survivorship? I don't see it anywhere

Usually after the names are listed, if joint tenancy was intended, there would be language listed stating the same. If you only see the names...

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How long is a Holographic Will good for in the state of California from the date of signing?

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Interpretation of Final Order.

Section 3 basically modifies the time-sharing to a flexible schedule as arranged between the daughter and the father which then must also be...

Why can't I get someone to represent me for my divorce trial in 2weeks??

It is a liability for an attorney to take a new case two weeks before trial. Depending on the complexity of your case, the attorney may not have...

Do we have to use an attorney to settle the estate upon death?

It is always prudent in these type of cases to have an attorney handle the distribution and the termination of what I assume to be now irrevocable...

Can a family member that is a notary notarize another family member court document?

Per the Florida Statutes, a notary public "may not notarize a signature on a document if the person whose signature is to be notarized is the...

We can not find my father's will, we only have copies. What can we do?

Per the Florida Probate Code (section 733.207, F.S.) "[a]ny interested person may establish the full and precise terms of a lost or destroyed will...

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?

Adultery usually only comes into play if spousal support (alimony) is at issue and if adultery accompanies misuse/waste of the marital assets on...