You are entitled to a divorce under Florida Law. It would be contested if does not want to, but you would certainly get a divorce. You cannot be...

You need to file a paternity action. Your ex has sole legal and physical custody of the children since they are not marital children until you...

What you ex is doing is perfectly fine.

In Florida, a married couple receives properties purchased while married as tenancy by the entirety’s. As such, you will have to consult an MS...

If he files in California, you would need a California attorney. I do NOT advise signing anything without first consulting an attorney. Singing...

Do you have a parenting plan and settlement agreement in place? If so, what does it state regarding travel?

There is case law that is starting to become heavily stacked against you as time goes by to changer her last name if the father were to object....

Due process demands a final hearing/trial no matter what unless you settle out or court.

Florida would not have jurisdiction over the child pursuant to the UCCJEA, and as such, you would have to utilize the New York courts as New York...

One of you has to have been legal resident of Florida for six months or longer for Florida to have jurisdiction over the divorce matter.