I'm fighting for custody. My husband has a history of being in jail. Can I still get custody?

It is unclear if your case is in family court or dependency court. However, please understand that the court can consider anything when making a...

No. In Florida, a wife has the right to keep her married name or restore her maiden name. Sandy T. Fox Board Certified Marital & Family Attorney

Long ago, Florida abolished common law marriage. However, Florida recognizes a common law marriage which is valid from another...

There is a child custody order in a US court. What is the best way to get rid of it?

In order to properly answer your question, it would be critical to see the UK custody order and the USA custody order. Does your ex live in...

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My son will be turning 18 years old and he would like to change his last name to his step-fathers last name.

If your husband does not want to adopt him, he can proceed with a name change. A petition is filed in circuit court. He will need to get his...

Can I file a contested divorce if my soon to be Ex wife lives in Virginia and I live in Fl?

If one of you has been a resident for 6 months proceeding the filing of the petition for dissolution of marriage, Florida will have subject matter...

Married in Australia, Divorce in Florida

If either you or our Husband have resided in the State of Florida for the past 6 months, Florida has subject matter jurisdiction to hear the...

Do I still have to pay child support if the Mother of the my 6 month old child decide to relocate to Brazil?

Provided that there is a child support order, you need to still pay child support. The court may modify the child support depending upon the...

WHAT ARE OUR OPTIONS

Provided that their is a parenting plan from when your fiance was divorced, you should consult with counsel regarding a modification of the...

I have sole parental responsibility-PB County, FL. Ex abandoned kids, hasn't seen them in 3 years-drug user-Now wants visits

This would not be a legal basis for an injunction. To modify a parenting plan, your ex would have to show a substantial, unanticipated and...

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