How do I see my children if the mother refuses to let me?

Mr. Gillespie is correct of course. You have issues that will absolutely be taken into account when establishing a parenting plan so be prepared. ...

How do I go about filing for child support and a divorce if my husband won't tell me where he is located?

Not knowing where he is, is not a big deal. Child support will be ordered based upon his current income - if you can prove it - or the court will...

Does the moving parent need to provide additional transportation if they move less than 50 miles

Yes, unless you file petition for modification and court says otherwise OR you reach agreement with mother.

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CAN A TEXT MESSAGE CONSTITUTE A "legal enforceable contract" in the state of Florida? my wife and I are both Miami residents.

Text message means nothing. If she wants a divorce, she gets a divorce, period. Another lawyer on the horizon - excellent!

My son is 14 what rights does his father have now that he wants to be in the picture?

Look, the father has no legal rights unless and until there is a final judgment of paternity. If he goes that route, you will either agree to a...

I want to get divorced, however I cannot contact him, as I do not know his whereabouts. How would I go about finding him.

Look, if you want to get divorced, no problem. Entire process takes about 9 weeks. If there is marital property that you can identify (i.e.,...

How do you file for a divorce when you can't afford the lawyer and legal fees?

Best option is to go to your local legal aide office.

First, we do not use the term custody any longer. You will have shared parental responsibility (an equal say in important decisions - health,...

Custody help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am not sure what my colleague is talking about. That said, domesticating foreign orders is a routine matter so not sure what happened there. ...

Is appointing a guardian necessary to prevent children from going into the government system if their parents die unexpectedly?

Ms. Morcroft is 100% correct. Talk to a guardianship lawyer who will assist you in "protecting" your wishes for your children.