Is evidence of Parental Alienation by itself, enough to modify a parenting plan from 2008?

First and foremost, modifying an existing parenting plan is indeed very difficult. You must show that there's been a "substantial change of...

You didn't state what basis your ex wife gave for asking for temporary relief. But this is an interesting question. If this was an original...

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Pendente Lite

I agree with Ms. Jacobs. Keep in mind that the court will actually require a contribution from you for your ex's attorneys fees and costs only...

Dad is violating court order, keeping child for many weeks. Dad left the child w/ someone else. May I go pick up my child?

I agree with Mr. Smitten. But I would only involve the police if you are concerned about your safety or you know for a fact that they aren't...

Will staying out of the house for a few days affect custody in Florida?

I think I'm answering the same as Ms. Morcroft, in that yes, a spouse can leave the home for 1-2 days without it having an impact on a court's...

Does a one time allowance count as income on the Financial Affdavit for child support purposes?

Florida Statute 61.30 states that income does include "reimbursed expenses [from an employer] or in kind payments to the extent that they reduce...

I agree with Mr. Famada. Under these circumstances, it is quite possible that your Motion To Dismiss will be denied. Beyond that, you seem to...

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Husband agreed to pay alimony for unlimited time. Agreement does not specify any conditions. I was wondering if I could work?

Generally, permanent alimony terminates upon the death of either party or upon the remarriage of the party receiving alimony. Also, alimony is...

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When can Florida's standard family law interrogatories be served?

Interrogatories can be served at any time, including at the same time as the initial pleadings. If served with the initial pleadings, the...

My son's father is in prison for 30 years and I want full custody of him in order to be able to change his name etc

You certainly can try to convince the court that your son's name should be changed to yours. But keep in mind that the father is still entitled to...