My husband's ex-wife is trying to take the children away.

Your assets should not be at risk, but if your assets are significant I would strongly suggest you consult with an attorney. You can consider a...

Im pregnant and need info

You turn 18 in two weeks and become a legal adult. Your parents cannot legally lock you up or keep you from your boyfriend once you are 18. You...

What is meant by “property in excess of $75,000” regarding Florida’s "Formal Probate Administration"?

$75,000 value of gross PROBATABLE assets. This would not include Trust or TOD property; however if it's a $250,000 house with a $175,000 mortgage...

Pinellas fl property appraser has a copy of husbands death certificate do I need to file one with clerk of court?

You need to file one with the Clerk of the Court if you want to open a probate. If the house was in both you and your Husband's names I agree with...

Can I turn off breakers if a guest (desperate person who was given a place to stay) doesn't pay their share of the bills?

If you are her landlord, turning off her power is a prohibited practice that can entitle her to 3 months rent from you plus your attorneys under...

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I need to refinance a house I got into ownership with my ex-husband. What's the best possible remedy?

You are bound by the terms of your divorce agreement, which I am going to guess says he gets to keep the house, and he is responsible for the...

1st right of refusal ROFR

So far as I know there is no limitation on the parties' right to contract. For example, I have read community association documents where the...

Do I need an attorney for probate law?

The hand-written note is meaningless. You can contact the court on your own, however, to "make your case" you need a hearing. I don't know what...

Moving without my husbands concent.

I agree with Attorney Morcroft, but want to add, another good reason to consult with a local family law attorney is so you have one in mind should...

Wife filed for divorce a year ago and now will not mediate or settle. Just keeps filing motions. How can I make it stop?

It's possible that you can still be litigating long after your final hearing because that's what happens with litigious unhappy spouses and former...