Are the Overnights caluated into the child support or after?

Child Support in Florida is calculated by a mathmatical formula called the Florida Child Support Guidelines. It is a combination of the parties...

One parent required to pay alimony to another for life. The parent is not able to work anymore. Can this be modified? and how?

In most cases, alimony is modifiable. That is unless their is a Marital Settlement Agreement and the parties agreed to "non-modifiable alimony". If...

A notice of non-representation filed after the Final Judgment of Dissoultion of Marriage is generally filed by attorneys alerting you and the Court...

I agree with my colleague Mr. Bachert, however, if there has been no court ordered timesharing previously entered by the Court and they were never...

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If my Ex wife will not provide her financial disclosure how can a child support rate be set?

In 2010, the Florida Legislature changed the child support statute so that when a parent refuses or fails to provide income information, the Census...

In Florida, is there a minimum for child support?

Child support is merely a mathmatical calculation and it depends on both parents incomes (or what they have the ability to make). The health...

My teenage daughter who will soon be 17 is driving me crazy to move out with her 21 year old boyfriend.

She can not emancipate herself without your permission. Her mom could file a petition on her behalf but you would have to be noticed and it is...

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My boyfiends cousin turned his back on us as soon as he got his settlement check. what can we do? financially we supported him!

This would be a contract law question and a question for an attorney in Georgia, which is the state's whose law would apply. You would need to get...

A Motion to Consolidate is merely taking two cases that have previoulsy been filed and joining them together under one case number. For example...

Hearing on Motion to Vacate Contempt Order

It is almost impossible to answer your question with so limited facts. You need to see an attorney and bring with you all of the pertinent...