In Florida, paternity isn't automatically established by including the father's name on a child's birth certificate. If you aren't married, you as...

When a parent fails to adhere to an approved parenting plan, it's essential to take legal action by filing a Motion for Contempt of Court....

If you're unmarried, merely having the father's name on the birth certificate doesn't necessarily establish paternity. As the mother, you hold sole...

In the context of the State of Florida's family law, the law mandates that all parties involved in the case must disclose their Social Security...

You may file a motion for temporary timesharing. Speak with your attorney to know how best you can proceed with your case and protect your parental...

Shared parental responsibility with ultimate decision-making authority is a parenting arrangement that involves both you and the other parent in...

In the context of a child custody issue in Florida, it's important to clarify that child custody and child support are separate matters. No...

If both parents are married to one another before the child’s birth, paternity is automatically established. If not married, both parents should...

I agree with my colleagues. If these are all in the divorce agreement, then yes, you may file contempt.

I agree with Mr. Rixon. The child deserves support from both parents. Being recognized as the father will give you rights to assume parental...