I'm paying chils support and the mother took my kid out of state, can I contest?
If the mother removed the child out of Florida permanenty (under the law, if my mind does not fail me, it means for 60 consecutive months or more)...
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If the mother removed the child out of Florida permanenty (under the law, if my mind does not fail me, it means for 60 consecutive months or more)...
If the mother removed the child out of Florida permanenty (under the law, if my mind does not fail me, it means for 60 consecutive months or more)...
It would be very problematic for you to move the children without either a written, signed, agreement (notarized) by you and the children's fathers...
It seems from his answer that he wants "something in return" or some type of "benefit" which is NOT the way it works under Florida law. The Courts...
Although he lost his job, no matter how, he will still owe you the back child care expenses and current child care expenses. Enforcement in Court...
You would have to carefully review the lawsuit against the company to determine if the lawsuit is specifically against the company (if it is a...
You need to go to Court and file a petition to enforce your contact rights with your son. In Florida, last year the law eliminated the word...
You can sell the house with a court order which may reflect that the house can be sold without the need for his signature. You may be able to...
There is a law called the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act. Under that law, if either parent moves the child out of the state without the...
You would file a Court document called a Motion for Contempt of Court. You can ask for incarceration in it until the back amount is paid in the...