My kids mother(never married ) wants to relocate my child to California how can I prevent this

If all agreements were verbal, file a Petition to Determines Paternity immediately.

Can I move out of the Country with baby before father files for Paternity?

I suggest you have the child here and handle the Petition/Child support first, unless you are just leaving on a relatively short vacation.

Multiple questions regarding child support modification. First question is how many times can one side get a continuance?

Continuances are normally used correctly, however, sometimes they are abused and its up to the Court to stop abuses. If believe you overpaid...

Establishing Paternity in FL if Father is out of State- Can he file?

With the information given, I don't see any reason why he cant file the Petition. The Court will want to look at the best interests of the child,...

How can I demand rent from ex wife that moved in to my house and taking too much time to leave?

I agree with the other attorneys. Since you made a verbal agreement for her to 'pay rent' it appears more like a landlord/tenant issue. There are...

I was threatened w/ a harassment suite & restraining order for attempting to contact my child. Can the custodial do this?

I would have to see your Final Judgment to answer more accurately, however, it does not appear at least that you could be SUCCESSFULL sued for...

The best way would probably to go back to the original court that ordered the 'restraining' order with any new evidence. Appeals are expensive and...

Even if you were never married, the father could file a Petitioner to Determine Paternity and Related Relief and potentially obtain all or most of...

What agency enforces court ordered visitation?

The enforcement generally goes back to the court that approved the time sharing. I don't have enough information for a more accurate answer,...

How can I settle my back tax debt? Does the statute of limitations apply here?

The statute of limitations does not start until after the tax return is filed and assessed. After assessment, the IRS has 10 years (or more) to...