Pembroke Pines, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Pembroke Pines, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +3 more
From what you have described, the Wife's right to claim the children was not predicated upon her working. She received that right while unemployed....
Yes, he can demand updated Mandatory Disclosures. If nothing has changed, copy from your prior Financial Affidavit. Remember, you are not providing...
Hello. If you have resided in Florida for six months, you can get a divorce. You will have to handle it "by publication." I strongly recommend...
As between the spouses, Spouse A owns the car, and if it is repossessed and lender comes after Spouse B, Spouse B has the right to add Spouse A to...
Hello. Sadly, if the child has been legally adopted by the foster parent, your brother has zero legal rights to the child. It is "as if" the child...
Probably not. In most jurisdictions now (and you need to check as to yours), there is a standard "status quo" order that prevents parties from...
No. I think you need to go to the Clerk's office and have someone check whether a final judgment of dissolution was entered. Do not assume you are...
No. He cannot do this himself, but an agreed order can be submitted to the court to be signed. It sounds like you need to consult with counsel to...
It is difficult to say. You do not explain why you want to stop. Is it for financial reasons? Perhaps you can speak with someone that is involved...
Florida is a no fault divorce state. Once you have decided to divorce and move out, while there is no legal separation in Florida, you are...