Can the mother of my child stop visitation because i drink?
As my colleague stated - if you have an occasional drink like many normal, every day parents, and it does not put your child in danger, then no,...
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As my colleague stated - if you have an occasional drink like many normal, every day parents, and it does not put your child in danger, then no,...
See previous answer.
Arguing alone is not going to prevent you from getting time sharing. If there are domestic violence issues or history then that would be more...
I agree with my colleague. It depends if they were ever married and what the final judgment of divorce states, or if there was ever a paternity...
Who is it that you are serving?
Since the child was born out of wedlock - the father has no legally established parental rights. He [or you] would have to go to court for a...
A more in depth conversation with an attorney about the specifics of your case will benefit you, please feel free to contact my Orlando office at...
I agree with Ms. Jones - request a DNA Paternity test first before worrying about all of these questions.
You both have equal legal rights to your son if you are married in what is called parental responsibility. If you are not married, then right now...
Generally, the MSA is incorporated and enforced through your final judgment of dissolution of marriage so both parties must follow all terms and...