Citizenship does not matter but residency does. You may also encounter a few issues that are not present when both of you reside in Florida.

After a divorce has been finalized and recorded for over a year, can an ex spouse resue for anything?

You haven't given us much info with your question, but you do mention that alimony is current, so I'm assuming you have been ordered to pay some...

... I have been separated from my ex for about 3 years and have not yet filed (do to expense). Knowing there is no such thing as

Just to be clear - the relocation law does not require that you file for divorce. But since you will have to pay a filing fee to get an injunction...

Certified Copy of Final Judgment/Name Change

In Florida the clerk of court is also the comptroller. That's why it sounds like you are getting different advice. Just take your case number with...

I have been married for 30 years. Currently my husband is working and I am not - we own a home jointly. Fair settlement?

A 30 year marriage is considered a long-term marriage in Florida. That means there will be a presumption of permanent alimony. Permanent alimony...

Single military mom getting transfered

You will have to follow the relocation procedures set out in the Florida laws. There is a specific notification you must make. And if he doesn't...

Husband served

It sounds like he has not filed an answer to a petition that you had served on him. If that is the case and he fails to file an answer, you will...

What process to I need to go thru to obtain legal seperation?

Florida does not have a legal separation law. Instead, as the others noted, you can file for a divorce or you can file a petition for support...

What delivery date should I put on the 12.922a and b forms?

The section you are referring to is the certificate of Service. The date will be the date you actually mail/fax/hand deliver a copy of the motion...

I want to leave my husband, I have inheritance that I am about to receive, what can i do to make sure he doesn't get any of it?

An inheritance is not a marital asset in Florida so you won't have to split it. Be sure to follow the advice of keeping it in a separate account.