Maitland, FL
Family Lawyer at Maitland, FL
Practice Areas: Family, Child Custody ... +4 more
I would recommend you consult with local counsel. We cannot crunch numbers or give you estimates without knowing more about your case, seeing...
Yes if you are not married. You need to file with the putative father registry and also plan on filing a paternity action to establish your rights...
You need to contact the clerk of court, see if you can enter into a payment plan. In the alternative, file a motion for extension of time to pay...
Without him signing the necessary paperwork or getting his consent in writing on the provided form, you would need a court order. Do you not have...
Defaults are commonly set aside. If the opposing party has an attorney, they will surely file to get it set aside and continue the case from there...
I would point your attention to Florida Statute 61.13 which governs time sharing. A link is attached.
Do you have an attorney on your dependency case? This would be something to discuss with the attorney or even a case worker.
There are other options if he refuses service or you continue to make a diligent effort to serve him, but I would strongly recommend you consult...
If you are seeking dissolution in Massachusetts then you need to contact an attorney in that state. This was posted in Florida.
My understanding based on the facts you presented is that the attorney is wrong to even file a motion for rehearing. The proper motion would have...
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