Can I still file a parenting plan if the mother doesn't sign the papers?

You can - but it will do you no good if not signed. I would recommend consulting with a local family law attorney and having the attorney review...

What do I do if I have no job and no money but are being ordered to pay child support?

Do what you can to get a job, to get money, and to pay child support. You can consult with an attorney about possible modifications but...

Applicability of FL 742.18 vs 1.540(b) in disestablishment of paternity

As my colleague stated, I would recommend consulting with an attorney directly on this type of matter. Many great attorneys can be found here...

Is there anything I can do to be able to contact my children when they are in the care of there father

Provisions regarding this are usually in the court documents. If not, you should be consulting with an attorney to review your case. Many great...

Will I be forced to meet halfway for transportation? It will create a job issue as well as effect my school work.

I would recommend sitting down with an attorney experienced in family law and discuss your case, your options, review any court documents and then...

If a child support case in Florida was closed thru child support enforcement, can it be reopened?

Yes it can be reopened.

Motion for temporary removal of child was found not to qualify as an emergency, is the injunction still valid?

I feel like we do not have the whole picture here of what is going on or what court pleadings have been filed. I would recommend consulting with a...

Is it legal to charge child support in two defferant states? one state I never even lived in.

I agree with my colleague. You should have an attorney review all of your documents. Many great attorneys can be found here on Avvo and offer...

What are my chances to get his parental rights revoked involuntarily?

Very difficult to do - you should consult with a local family law attorney and see what your options are after explaining the whole picture....

The short answer is no. However, there is a rule of judicial administration to seal a court file. It is very technical and I would recommend...