What happens with the original order when the non custodial parent moves out of state.
Nothing automatically happens to the original order if the non-custodial parent moves out of state. It remains in place unless/until one of the...
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Nothing automatically happens to the original order if the non-custodial parent moves out of state. It remains in place unless/until one of the...
Under the federal Consumer Credit Protection Act (CCPA), total maximum amounts that can be deducted from an Obligor's wages are 50% of net income...
Unless/until there is an existing custody order or ongoing custody proceeding in Florida, I'm not aware of any legal barrier to a parent, even...
It is my understanding that the power to initiate and pursue a lawsuit, including a dissolution of marriage, may be conducted by an Agent through a...
Florida Statute section 61.13001 governs parental relocation with a child. It governs any relocation -- whether in or out of state -- that is at...
Payments to creditors are not allowable deductions in the Florida child support guidelines computations -- see parts (2) and (3) of Section 61.30,...
Florida law generally prevents a judge from going back and modifying child support retroactively to a date that is prior to when that the person...
Florida law generally does not allow for a court to require either parent to support a child who is over the age of 18. Unless the child (a) has a...
Florida law does not provide a specific age at which a minor child (under 18) can decide which parent he/she will reside with. Instead, Florida...
Florida is a no-fault divorce state, meaning fault does not need to be proven to get a divorce -- you must only show that the marriage is...