Andrew G. Storie

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Altamonte Springs, FL

Divorce and separation Lawyer at Altamonte Springs, FL

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family, Adoption

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My sons father left us in fla when he was 8 mths old and moved back to ny son is 5 now can i take his per. rights away

Andrew's answer | Answered on July 07, 2011

In Florida, you may petition the court to terminate the father's parental rights if at least one of the grounds in Florida Statutes section 39.806...

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My sons father left us in fla when he was 8 mths old and moved back to ny son is 5 now can i take his per. rights away

Andrew's answer | Answered on July 07, 2011

In Florida, you may petition the court to terminate the father's parental rights if at least one of the grounds in Florida Statutes section 39.806...

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I move to fl from sc my daughters father still has her in sc but i want to get her and bring her here can i legally do that?

Andrew's answer | Answered on July 07, 2011

Since your child has been in the State of South Carolina for the past six months, South Carolina has jurisdiction over her and therefore you would...

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I am currently living with my boyfriend and my son.

Andrew's answer | Answered on July 07, 2011

Generally speaking, living with a new boyfriend is not frowned upon by most Florida courts. The main question will probably be does your boyfriend...

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If the non-custodial parent moves and quits working to live with someone how is child support determined?

Andrew's answer | Answered on July 07, 2011

Pursuant to Florida Statute 61.29, each parent has a fundamental obligation to suppprot his or her minor children. The Florida Child Support...

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