Hi, I have a very abusive 20 year old son living in my house. I want to know the process of getting him out of my house.

Your 14 year old daughter is not old enough to consent to sex with a 20 year old man. That is a crime. You can and should call the police. If...

Is it considered neglect if a parent doesn't help a child with homework?

It would be unusual for those facts to rise to the level of neglect. If the child's basic needs are being met, then there is unlikely to be neglect.

Hello I have been paying child support for my son that is now 15. We have not been back to court for about 10years.

Since child support is based on the income of both parents, along with other factors like child care, insurance, etc., it is likely that the child...

Eviction is usually limited to parties who have a landlord/tenant relationship. To remove someone who has never paid rent, you usually have to sue...

My pro se ex didn't fill pretrial paperwork,missed pretrial conference missed trial knowingly with proper notice now hired at t

I agree that judges, especially in family court, like to decide cases such as these on their merits; however, the father's blatant disregard for...

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Child support modification

I agree that if you can collect outside evidence that shows a standard of living above what he claims, you may be able to persuade the court that...

We are trying to get my 'stepson' to stay with us. How do we make it known to the judge that this is where he wants to be?

You can file a motion requesting that the child be allowed to testify. Depending on the child's age, the court will make a decision and usually...

How to protect. Myself?

I'm sorry. What? You need to be clearer on your post before you can get an answer.

We have joint custody of my daughter but my x husband does not help with anything. Can I have him start paying child support?

Not only can you take him to court to have court-ordered child support established, but you can go back and retroactively get the child support he...

Unfortunately, grandparents do not have visitation rights in FL. There is not much you can do from a legal standpoint.