What can I do to get my son's dad to allow him to play sports?

I suggest you have an attorney review your Settlement Agreement or Final Judgment to be clear on your respective rights and responsibilities, and...

How does one file a "Motion" for Early Termination of Probation?

Early termination of probation is discretionary, certainly not automatic upon the filing a Motion. You should contact an attorney to prepare the...

Can my ex and I change the child support agreement without going to court?

You should have an attorney prepare a Modification Agreement, and then get the Court to enter an Order incorporating that Agreement. They would...

My wife filed an injunction against me for domestic violence because i did not sign simple dissolution papers. what do i do?

Just because your wife was able to obtain what's called a temporary injunction does not mean she will be successful at the evidentiary injunction...

If i want joint custody will i still have to pay child support

Child support is calculcated based on your incomes, daycare and the child's health insurance expenses, and your number of overnights. If you have...

Why did you agree to pay more? Is that reason indicated in the MSA? And does that reason no longer exist? You will not be successful in getting it...

What recourse do I have if the opposing attorney in a motion for contempt and to compel.

The Court will set a hearing on a Motion for Contempt and you will have the opportunity to refute their claim in Court. You will testify as to the...

My daughter has a child the father is trying to get visitation rights. they wasnt married and he hasnt been a part of the child

Florida Statute 61.13 outlines the the factors a Court considers when determining time-sharing, or as you say it, visitation. While you may believe...

Can my husband legally conest our divorce after already signing papers, with NO property/kids, & a permanent restraining order?

The party served a divorce summons has 20 days from the date of service to respond by filing an Answer with the Clerk of Court. If your husband...