What are my rights to a house in my name

In divorce or before a divorce? Before a divorce, you can go right on back in so long as there is no injunction (restraing order) against you. ...

I've been separated for almost six months but I have proof of residence in florida since august so I have to wait until february

Maybe he's already filed a divorce in Connecticut. They must file divorces in "probate court" there instead of family court, or that's my guess. ...

I have temorary custody of my nephew. I was only to have him for six months which had turned into 2.5 years.Is it abandment?

Though 2.5 years is a long time, Florida law says that many more years have to pass before a parent is deemed to have abandoned his or her child. ...

Do I as a Grandmother have visition rights.

Probably not. As you probably know, Florida is not a "grandparents' rights" state, so grandparents don't have any rights to visitation. They can...

A woman says she is having my child. Is there any ways of finding out if this is true through a court order?

Wait until the child is born, then file a paternity action, which compels her to participate in a DNA test. There is no lawsuit which allows you...

Though I disagree strongly with former state Senator Johnnie Byrd's statement that Florida has "strong protections" for unmarried fathers...

Definition of Supervised Visitation?

The court order will say if the mother is required to be present. Apparently, in your case, the court order doesn't say, so the mother need not be...

My husband has not worked for two and a half years. If I file for divorce, can he sue me for alimony?

Alimony is always difficult to predict, but the usual type of alimony that we think of (where one spouse pays the other a monthly amount for life)...

I have permanent guardianship of my 3 yo niece and I would like to adopt her

You could file a private dependency action against her, seeking to have her parental rights terminated. If you did that, you wouldn't be at the...

Ok if i voluntary surrender my prental rights and desided to have future kids can some one from the state take the baby

It depends on why you surrended your rights. If you did it as part of a settlement in a dependency case, then, yes, it is possible that DCF could...