The short answer is yes. The technique in which you will approach this is based on your Court Orders. You can take this to Family Court and if he...

If your court order has an end date, then you do not have any legal obligation to her to continue alimony payments. Anything you continue paying...

In order to move your court orders to the Florida court system you would file to domesticate the Texas court orders. You would need a certified...

It depends on what entity has the Child Support Order.  If it is the Department of Revenue, they can handle service differently than with a Circuit...

The short answer is likely yes.  If it is in your Final Judgment or your Parenting Plan she can also likely seek sanctions and attorney's fees for...

Under these facts alone, there is no basis for a modification.  The law states that the must be a substantial change in circumstances for a...

In order to file in the State of Florida, a person (either party) must be a resident of  Florida for 6 months or more.  In order for the Court to...

It sounds like the best approach for your case would be a Motion for Enforcement and Clarification as to these issues and to seek some guidance...

Legally, this isn't appropriate, nor is it necessary under the law for what you are looking for. As an unwed mother you have 100% custody over the...

I am so sorry you are going through this. Make sure that you protect your money and your finances with having it deposited into a separate account...