Hersay in child custody
Yes, but just because a document is hearsay doesn't mean a judge can't look at it as evidence. There are many exceptions and exclusions to the...
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Yes, but just because a document is hearsay doesn't mean a judge can't look at it as evidence. There are many exceptions and exclusions to the...
No. The father must file a parnity lawsuit to get his "father's rights," and, in Florida, it wouldn't even matter if he were on the birth...
If you look at the last sentence of the law Mr. Bachert listed for you, you'll see that the answer to your question is yes, the unwed mother has...
The appellate courts haven't given us much guidance on whether moving to a small home is a "substantial change in circumstances," which is what's...
No, once a debt is reaffirmed, it cannot be discharged in the same bankruptcy case under which the reaffirmation was ordered.
"'Disp. Code: "ODIS' " means the case was disposed by an Order of Dismissal. You'd need to get a copy of the Order of Dismissal from the clerk...
Why don't you have "court orders"? In other words, why haven't you filed a paternity case so that the exact rights each of you have regarding the...
Yes.
Minor children may own property in Florida, but parents, who always act as the guardians of their own children, have certain rights over their...
The proper legal phrase in Florida is "substantial change of circumstances," though many lawyers and judges use the more precise phrase,...