What do I do when my spouse in on house arrest in another state and I'm petitioning for divorce?
Here's the thing: you have no idea what you are doing and as my colleagues have indicated, there are statutory requirements that must be followed...
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Divorce and separation Lawyer at Plantation, FL
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Here's the thing: you have no idea what you are doing and as my colleagues have indicated, there are statutory requirements that must be followed...
Well, fraud is a serious matter. At this point is an administrative proceeding as DOR and the state want to terminate whatever benefits he is...
Nothing to file at this point if he is not going to proceed with dissolution. Moving is an issue that will grow into a problem for brother if not...
Yes, you can. No law that says you must separate before filing.
You have an attorney and an ex-attorney. Now you are looking for free advice from more lawyers about what to tell your current attorney about the...
Judges are always reluctant to allow minors to testify, especially when you are pro se'. That said file motion and without going into great...
Without seeing agreement/final judgment and subsequent order, no way to give good opinion. Generally speaking, court can only hold ex responsible...
Yes, there are many things you can and should do. You have rights and husband should be compelled to support you and the child. First thing to do...
Alimony in Florida depends on length of marriage and needs and ability to pay of each spouse. Take a look at Florida Statute 61.08 for more...
Here's the problem - you are in over your head. Divorce case + GAL + uncertainty as to how to proceed and who is responsible for what = BAD...