Both spouses generally have an equal right to occupy the marital home, regardless of issues such as infidelity. Your wife cannot legally prevent...

Moving out of the marital home does not mean you will lose your rights to the property or affect the outcome of property division. As long as it is...

Under Florida law, marital assets, including real estate, are subject to equitable distribution. This means the court will typically divide these...

Speak with your lawyer about reopening your case. In the most severe instances, Florida statutes permit the reopening of lawsuits and the...

In Florida, relocating more than 50 miles away from your current residence with your child requires either the written consent of the other parent...

Generally, a parent's obligation to pay child support continues regardless of the custodial situation, unless the court orders otherwise. Your...

Report the situation to your local police department, explaining that your daughter has been taken out of state without your permission. They may...

You can request a modification of the existing custody order due to the significant change in circumstances, primarily the other parent's move and...

You can file for an injunction for protection (also known as a restraining order) against domestic violence. This can legally prohibit your husband...

In legal terms, "ex parte" means that a proceeding or communication involved only one party, without the other being present or given an...