I am an unwed mother in the state of fl. I want to move with my child out of state. What do i need to do this?

No final judgment of paternity OR pending court case (i.e., he filed a paternity case in court) = you are free to go wherever you'd like without...

Husband was forcefully served with divorce petition....But he wont take the relocation petition

Like Mr. Feuerstein, I am unsure what you mean by "forcefully served." Also, taking pictures is a good idea if you are making a photo album but...

My ex and I have split custody, I would like to move to another state and take our two daughters with me, what can I do?

Relocation is a very technical process and you should not undertake it on your own. Assuming the facts are true, you certainly have a good faith...

What are my legal rights/options against this company?

Yes you can - and should! Look, what they did was outrageous and has no place in a civilized society. Most reasonable people would be outraged...

Can you dismiss a case, although someone wants a divorce from you?

Here's the thing: you've written an emotional note and have raised many legal and factual issues; it is a bit confusing. Without question, you...

It's exactly what it says - a request for the court to establish a timesharing plan during the course of the proceedings and until a final judgment...

How much is it to respond to a divorce petition?

Ms .Drake is correct and unless you want something from spouse (alimony) there is generally no need to file counter-petition.

In a no fault divorce state, can a judge order you to go through marriage counseling?

Only seen it happen one time: a devoutly religious judge who did not believe in divorce. What a waste of time.

What kind of lawyer do I need for an adultery retired veteran husband of 13yrs.

In order to get rid of that lying sack of ---- ASAP young a divorce lawyer. You may be entitled to some alimony and are entitled to divide...

Is it against the law to withhold the address and phone number to a child's location from one parent to the the other?

Maybe or maybe not. If it is simply a child support case, DOR will not under any circumstance give you mother's information. If it was paternity...