With very few exceptions, responses to Motions are not required. A Motion to Dismiss is not one of the exceptions. The response is made at the...

Sorry to be the messenger bearing bad news, but both Mr. Gaffney and Mr. Tischhauser are correct--from the facts you have provided it appears that...

Mr. Gleason is correct that if the only name on the title is your wife's, then the sheriff can not levy on it. If the title is your name and her...

Ordinarily, all assets acquired during the course of the marriage are deemed marital assets, regardless of in whose name the asset is titled, and...

A copy of the deed can be found in the Official Records of the County in which the property is located. In Florida, the records are available...

Mr. Green is correct that you would have an interest in any pension which accrued value during the course of your marriage. Mr. Sudbury is also...

The first thing you must do is calm down. If you have lived in Florida for the last 5 years you can not be sued in Florida due to the statute of...

Avvo attorneys are not supposed to contact you to offer services. Use the Find-A-Lawyer tab at the top of the page to locate a family law lawyer...

Mr. Kaufman is correct about the time. Much depends on how busy the Clerk's office is and then the Sheriff. In Broward County, the time between...

Yes, he can. The signatures on a birth certificate create a "presumption" of paternity. However, until a judge enters a judgment, under the law,...