Divorce
Sixteen is not considered an adult, and she cannot choose where to live. Moreover, even if she wants to live with you, the judge probably wouldn't...
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Sixteen is not considered an adult, and she cannot choose where to live. Moreover, even if she wants to live with you, the judge probably wouldn't...
Your question is so rudely asked--amazing given that we do this as a free service to people like you--that it really doesn't deserve an answer. ...
I disagree with Mr. Bachert. Under Florida law, the parent with "primary custody" has no more control over the child than the other parent. In...
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If she signed a marital settlement agreement in which she agreed to waive alimony, then she can ask, but it's almost impossible that she can...
Assuming your parenting plan is court-ordered (it probably says so in your divorce judgment), if she violates the plan, you can file a motion for...
Not only are those grounds not enough for sole custody, those grounds aren't enough to modify your timeshare agreement in any way. Florida's...
I agree with Mr. De Groot, except that your child support was probably imposed as part of your divorce and therefore probably isn't being accounted...
You can't change the order, but you can file a motion to modify it. It sounds more like you want it dismissed, though. And, yes, if he gets to...
I honestly don't know what the law is, but, as a practical matter, the Social Security Department doesn't ask for the birth certificate as part of...
Hire the second attorney, and the second attorney will take care of the first one for you by a form called "substitution of counsel."