Coral Springs, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Coral Springs, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +3 more
As it appears that you are doing this without attorneys you should make sure the agreed parenting plan is ratified by the judge. Your parenting...
You need to contact an attorney and discuss all the issues. You may need to file for divorce if he improperly filed. It's not a Simplified Divorce...
I agree that you are able to move with the minor child where you choose. I also agree that just because Florida Statute 61.13001 doesn't apply to...
I agree. Speak with an attorney in your area. many of us give free consults and you may find that the additional cost for an attorney is well worth...
Relocation of a minor child is guided by Florida Statue 61.13001. As defined by that statute a “Relocation” means a change in the location of the...
I agree with both attorneys that have answered this question. Don't give up hope. Get the MSA and make an appointment with an attorney that...
Your not going to like what I have to say. But allegations that your spouse has a history of violence and uses drugs would most likely be...
You may also consider a deed giving you a "Life Estate." This would allow you to live in the house until you pass and the property would then go...
If you don't have a Final Judgment or Decree than you are most likely still married. You would have to consult an attorney in the State of...
You are wasting your time. Look at the statue: § 61.528. Registration of child custody determination: (1) A child custody determination issued by...