Fort Lauderdale, FL
Family Lawyer at Fort Lauderdale, FL
Practice Areas: Family, Immigration, Personal Injury
Yes, after an order is initially entered, any parent can come back to court to modify it. In this case. If the child is now living with the parent that the child was not initially living with, then th...
See Full GuideYou can absolutely can get time-sharing with a child. It is done through the filing of a paternity petition. In that paternity petition, you can request time-sharing, you can request that child suppor...
See Full GuideEn la Florida, si no hay un acuerdo matrimonial, el caso es considerado un divorcio con pleito. Un divorcio con pleito puede demorarse en corte meses y a veces años, y puede costar bastante dinero en ...
See Full GuideA paternity case is a case that is filed in order to determine paternity for a child to determine child support and also to determine how the party should share time with the child and make major deci...
See Full GuideAn uncontested divorce is a means by which the parties decide to resolve their differences among themselves through the preparation of a marital settlement agreement. That marital settlement agreement...
See Full GuideThe first thing to do when you're served with a summons and complaint is to look at the time that you have to respond to it. Usually, the summons indicates that you have 20 days to respond. Those are ...
See Full GuideIf you have been presented with a divorce settlement offer from the other spouse, and you do not agree with the settlement offer, then you have every right to reject it. That, however, means that a co...
See Full GuideIn Florida, it's very important for the father to file a paternity petition as soon as the child is born because in Florida, the mother is considered the custodial parent of the child who has all lega...
See Full GuideIn Florida either parent can seek a modification. For instance, sometimes if the father for instance is paying child support and has recently lost his employment, and can no longer afford to pay for t...
See Full GuideIn Florida, where there is no court order, and the parties are not married, the mother is considered the custodial parent until the father goes into court and files a paternity petition to establish t...
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