Florida law on time sharing

Has he filed a motion to modify timesharing? That's the first thing he would have to do. Look up Florida Statutes §61.14 and §61.30 which provide...

How often will a judge change visitation?

If he can prove that is was a substantial change in circumstances from the time he agreed on the timesharing. Has he filed a Petition to Modify...

If I file child support and my child's father does not work will his wife be responsible to pay if they are married

Agree with the other attorney's answer. Also, income can be imputed on a parent who does not work, if it falls within the Statute. And you do...

Can i apply for a U Visa I suffer domestic violent, from the father of my daughter i did the report with the police

Seek out help from an Immigration attorney. I have done U Visas, but in the Miami, Florida area...and honestly, it all depends on how the police in...

What are the best pro se resources for a case involving a change of custody?

Based on your facts, you would be filing a Petition to Modify TImesharing (not MSA). Look up Florida Statutes §61.14 and §61.30 which provide...

What is i have confirmation that my husband id a compulsive lair, stocker and verbal abuser. i am going for divorce.

Florida is a "no fault" State; meaning that you do not technically need a reason to file a divorce. Irreconcilable differences is enough. If you...

My daughters mother relocated my child without telling me....its been 10 days and i have no idea where she is living

You need to file an Emergency Motion for civil contempt and Return of Child. I'm attaching a link with the Florida Family Law Forms to help you...

Filed for divorce but husband won't sign papers because he

You can waive alimony. You cannot waive child support. If the issue is just on alimony, he should be fine. If you have a Marital Settlement...

No one wants a Default against them. Uncontested should be fine; and if there's a problem with the notary, they'll let you know. Also, most...

What is the turnaround time for a simple marriage with no children under 18 and both parties sign and agree to divorce.

I agree with the attorney who answered this question. Additionally, based on the facts you provided, you can pretty much fill out the forms...