Longwood, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Longwood, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +5 more
This is the 2nd time that you've asked this question and I've answered it for you. He would have to have established his parental rights through a...
This question might be better placed in the benefits/Social Security section as I'm not sure how it got stuck in the child support question. But...
If she was born out of wedlock and he has not established his parental rights through a paternity suit, then you can move at your will. Good...
If he continues to avoid "them" then he is making a further impression upon the judge potentially about his level of responsibility. I have no...
You can use anything relevant pursuant to Chapter 61.13(3)(a) through (t) to show what is in the best interest of your minor child. You need to be...
Well, you can start a feud with the company that you work for--which is not probably a great idea---or you can work with them to correct the...
However, even with Florida being a no-fault state, you can still subpoena the guy and ask him questions in connection with the dissipation of any...
You will never be responsible for paying for his child support. However, he will still have that obligation and if the idea of marrying someone...
If you have an attorney and you are conflicted about what to do, then you need to share your concerns with your attorney. Because he or she is...
I agree with Ophelia. You are not making complete sense to me either. You need to contact an attorney or at least get a consultation and see if...
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