Every time it comes to the Holidays or my vacation time my ex gives me a hard time. I try to negotiate with her.

There's only so much negotiating you can do before you need court intervention. If she has a pattern of acting this way, then you should consider...

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You really should see a local family law attorney who can give you guidance based on all the facts of your case. It is unlikely that you will get...

How do I amend a father name change approved by a court order on our children's birth certificate?

It seems from your post that the father has already changed his last name and you would like the birth certificate to reflect his current legal...

Absolutely. The bottom line is "what is in the best interests of the child." A parent who only has contact with a child one hour per week is...

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It's possible a mediator start a mediation in litigation divorce making an offer from the other party?

While unusual, if the other side asks the mediator to put an offer on the table right away, the mediator may do so. Remember, a mediator is a...

The affidavit for indigent status is an affidavit completed by the defendant to get a public defender appointed. "Trial Pros. Assigned: Doyle" is...

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Can mom get son baptized without father agreeing to it?

Even if paternity has been established, the case law is clear that each parent has the right to raise his or child in the faith of their own...

Order denying emergency relief with comment, what does this mean? Relocation was proposed within almost 60 days before filing

Just because a temporary relocation was denied, does not mean that a permanent one will be denied. The factors for relocation are set out in...

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That's a really interesting question. If the court dismissed based on lack of subject matter jurisdiction, the orders are typically not valid...

Will he get 50/50 custody?

The factors the court will use to determine what is in the "best interests" of your child are all set out in section 61.13, Florida Statutes. ...

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