You can but it won't be simple or cheap. However on the plus side - you'll have no trouble locating him! Can you get a family law attorney to...

Unnecessary Day care for children...What can I do?

Ammend your modification to invlude a provision giving you first right if refusal. Modifications dont havd to be only one topic. Good luck!

Should I hire a lawyer

Yes, see a Probate attorney as soon as you can. Probate is not really circuit specific so sny FL attorney can discuss / handle but one in your...

Is a final judgment and a time sharing agreement two different things?

The final judgment is different. I think I answered a similar question for you just a moment ago.

I want to add Right of First Refusal to my time sharing agreement and my case is currently open, can this be done??

A substantial change in circumstances must occur for a basis to file a modification. It should be unanticipated and several other factors to be...

I'm a only child and my father has passed away 1 1/2 ago I'm only child how can I get property in my name

I agree that more information is required. I practice in FL but routinely give free consultations to those with such questions. You should look...

Hoa requesting a meeting about a garage that was added long before we bought the house. What can be done?

Contact your local permitting office - county/city - to find out the process for getting it permittedafter the fact. You may likely be fined and...

My mother has a terminal disease, and she never had a chance to make a will and we are trying to get her house under our name.

Your answers may be available directly from an attorney licensed in Florida. My firm offers free initial consultstions and I feel you would...

How can I get emancipated without my parents consent?

I agree with the previous posters. One of whom is in your area. This process might also be possible through Legal Aid if there is an office in...

My cousin has been paying property taxes for over 30 years on his fathers property. He is now 83 years old himself.

I do not practice in your state. However, this is common here in FL. Probate must be opened for the estate of the rightful owner - sounds like...