Lithia, FL
Family Lawyer at Lithia, FL
Practice Areas: Family, Personal Injury ... +4 more
You should speak with an attorney who has some experience in military divorce matters. Call me if you'd like to speak further.
Yes and no. Generally speaking under Florida law, she is entitled to one half of any portion of the settlement that is classed as "lost wages,"...
As a general rule under Florida law, any property purchased after you get married gets split evenly in a divorce, regardless of whose name is on it.
We don't really have "custodial parents" in Florida anymore, we just have parents with more "timeshare" than the other parent. To permanently move...
It's not really a question of who files first, it's a question of filing in the right state. The "right state" is the state in which the child has...
If you own any property in the U.S., then yes, a judge would almost certainly order the property seized or liened in favor of your wife. A judge...
You haven't posted enough information about your case for me to give you a complete answer. You may want to file your own dependency action if you...
You don't strictly need the father's permission, it's still up to the judge. However, the law requires that you notice the father by serving him...
Is the deed in her name only, not his and hers both? If so, she can legally evict you. If his name is also on the house, you cannot be evicted...
If you've never been to court for custody, then perhaps it's time you did. One of the issues you could resolve is your son's last name. Perhaps...
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