In Florida, if a supplemental petition for modification of child support has been filed, how I can asnwer to supplemental petit

Regardless of your husband's finances, you need to respond by filing an answer within 20 days of being served with the petition. You file the...

Me and my wife been married for 9 years, we have no kids and purchase a home together can she get the house when we divorce.

Since the home was purchased during the marriage it is a marital asset, thus it belongs to both of you equally. You can share any proceeds that...

If there is something you want to raise, which it seems to be timesharing, you should not only file an answer but also a counterpetition, stating...

Can I return to my maiden name before divorce is finalized in Florida?

It will be easier for you to wait until you have the final judgement for dissolution of marriage.

Do a full time student who is unemployed in FL have to pay child support?

Yes, they will have to pay child support. Income will likely be imputed.

Proof of residency

If you can't have the witness go with you to final hearing you can have them fill out an affidavit of corroborating witness. Have them sign and...

Is it necessary to file a Certificate of Mandatory Disclosure in a Modification of Child Support case?

According to Florida Family Law Rule 12.285, regarding mandatory disclosure, mandatory disclosure applies "to all proceedings ... except...

In the state of Florida, what is the length of time I have to be married before I can file for Alimony

There is no set time frame to qualify for alimony, as it is very fact based. A judge will consider duration of the marriage, the lifestyle during...

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How to prove he is hiding income and lying about his expenses?

Make sure he provides you with full financial disclosure. Rule 12.285 provides a list of financial documents that must be exchanged between the...

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The divorce has been settled and now I want to move. I can't afford an attorney.

Try calling Legal Aid in your area and see if they'll accept your case. They are attorneys who take on family cases for indigent people at no cost....