What is a typical outcome of Judicial Court?
The court will establish paternity for purposes of child support and order that he pay child support based upon the statutory guideline (see 61.30,...
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The court will establish paternity for purposes of child support and order that he pay child support based upon the statutory guideline (see 61.30,...
Your best option is to petition the court to be appointed guardian. You can review Chapter 744, Florida Statutes, to get an idea of what will be...
If mom and child have been living in AZ for a while, you are going to need to file a paternity case in AZ if you want to enforce your rights as the...
If he left Florida to avoid paying you, your options are limited. If he is a US citizen with a US passport, you can go to court and get a judgment...
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I agree with all of my colleagues. In general, alimony is always modifiable if there is a substantial change in circumstances (i.e. change in...
I agree with Mr. Davis. Until you establish your rights through the courts, you don't have much in the way of rights. If you don't want to go...
I agree with my colleagues. You need to be prepared with Florida Statute 61.13. Florida has a policy of having both parents involved in the...
You are definitely entitled to timesharing but you must do it through the courts via a petition to establish paternity and related relief. I see...
What you can do about it will depend upon what's in your parenting plan. Is there a right of first refusal? Does this fall into that situation? ...
I agree with my colleagues. You should file a written motion to continue the hearing and specify your reasons for the continuance in the motion. ...