Restraining order
I agree---it's one thing to make a bunch of threats and another to follow through with any action that might cause you concern. They don't appear...
Selected as the best answer
Longwood, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Longwood, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +5 more
I agree---it's one thing to make a bunch of threats and another to follow through with any action that might cause you concern. They don't appear...
Selected as the best answer
I agree with my fellow Florida attorneys. Consult with an attorney where the judgment originated first. You should be able to do this telephone...
Generally speaking family law courts are liberal when it comes to the filing of pleadings and even when deadlines are missed. That is one reason...
The short answer is generally "no." Counsel is correct in her analysis regarding this issue. The Department of revenue can come in and establish...
I agree with the advice given thus far. Sounds like abuse of process and/or malicious prosecution but you should consult with an attorney (if you...
I agree with Mr. Miller. He does have a right to be there. However, if he's not coming back---then you might feel that you need to do this to...
You have some very good questions that can only be answered by giving your time and attention to an attorney who will likely give you a free...
You have good questions but you need to take them to an attorney in your area and sooner rather than later as the clock is ticking! Get...
No, not at all. There is a situation where income could possibly be imputed to him if he decided to stop working and lived solely off of you and...
I would cite the procedural history of the case with the various orders in place as attachments to the motion for contempt. Then I'd cite and...