Its not clear what you mean by "I was denied to file for the medical expenses @ recent court date" as you do not file things at court dates. I...

Common-Law?? I'm American. He's Canadian. We share a home in FLA and ON. We have lived together for 3 years.

If by some happenstance you are considered common law married in Canada, Florida will recognize that common law marriage. Sincerely, Daniel...

As a natural parent what are the basic grounds for contesting a stepparent adoption if not notified ?

Did you advise the adoption court of your change of address during your period of incarceration. If not all notices were most likely delivered to...

Does my ex has any legal rights to retain my daughter in canada after this period even without my permission?

More information is required with whom was the child residing a majority of the time with before the relocation to Canada, what was the ordered...

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Your former spouse is incorrect generally he/she would need to file a Petition with the court to modify the child support obligation. As previously...

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Is the mother of my common law wife liable?

You could not have had a common law marriage in Florida unless you fulfilled the requirements of that common law marriage in another state/country...

Marital Settlement Agreement and Temporary Injunction

When children are present and one parent is withholding time sharing, time is always of the essence. So it is generally wise to explore each and...

CAN A GRANDMOTHER SEEK VISITATION RIGHTS FOR A 12,11,8 IN FLORIDA OUTSIDE THE HOME.?

Duplicate question or possibly triplicate. But you can see my answer under one of the other posts.

IN FLORIDA CAN A GRANDPARENT ASK FOR VISITATION OUTSIDE THE HOME FOR A 12,11,8 YR OLD GIRLS. ?

Unfortunately unless there is an abuse or neglect issue present in your daughter's home you have no rights under Florida's current laws to petition...

Is it grounds for modification if dad left 5 yr old home alone during visit (police/CPS involved)?

i would agree with attorney Morcroft, but a closer review of the facts and your parenting plan would be needed to better advise you on the action...