Will I loose custody if I went to jail for 2 weeks?

You should not lose custody permanently unless your charges are related to the child or something that endangers the child. Do you not say what the...

If a birth certificate is signed but the father later found out child is not his how to get a dna test ?

Hello. You would need to file a Petition for Paternity, Scientific Testing, Timesharing, Parental Responsibility and Determination of Support....

Can a judge rule that my husband gets any of my assets if he is incarcerated?

Hello, while typically the date of filing of the Petition for Divorce is the date of separation for determining what assets are marital or...

How can I report my ex-wife for moving to FL without notifying the family courts in NY where my child support order is issued?

Obviously, your Wife would want to change her address with the courts there so that the payments go to her in Florida. She is not required to...

Question about medical insurance?

Hello, if the cost is beyond your capability to pay, most likely the child will end up on Medicaid or Kidcare. If you are on speaking terms, you...

I am in complete agreement with my colleague. That is an inherently dangerous activity, and that decision is not to be made by one parent. I urge...

I completely agree with Mr. Sudbury. What the Mother is attempting is insurance fraud. Medicaid is for persons who have no financial ability to...

Can I get shared custody with my granddaughter voluntarily with her child ?

My colleague is correct that under Florida law, you would ordinarily have no rights as to this child. However, under Chapter 751, you can petition...

Can an eleven year old make the choice?

If the primary parent is drunk and the child is alone with a drunk parent, call the police for welfare check when you the parent is drunk. Tell the...

Can I change venue if the county is close to the county I want to change the venue to?

Under Florida law, a paternity action lies in the circuit court for the county in which either the plaintiff or defendant resides. § 742.021(1),...