I want to be the custodial parent, but we verbally agreed have our child every other three days?

Due to the importance of the issue, you should consult with an experienced family law attorney in your area. It is not unusual for courts to rule...

I live in Florida, but I am moving to New Hampshire. Can I file for a divorce when I arrive there? Do I file here?

It is best if you file in Florida and finalize the divorce prior to moving to New Hampshire, as a result of the fact that New Hampshire has a...

Going through a divorce in Lee County, my x and I are doing 50/50 right now.

How your specific facts will resonate with the judge assigned to you case is something that may vary greatly depending on the judge. I strongly...

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I hold a Certificate of Completion dated April 2011 for Parenting and Divorce course. Do I have to retake it ?

Here is a link to the judicial directory website for Hillsborough County: http://www.fljud13.org/JudicialDirectory.aspx This enables you to check...

My divorce is not final I live in Florida and my soon to be ex lives in New York. Can I keep her out of the mortgage process?

I agree with my colleague regarding the fact that you should have a attorney who handles real estate matters review what the mortgage company is...

2 1/2 years ago my daughter's father got an atty and they calculated what his monthly child support would be.

In addition to my colleagues' suggestions, you might try Legal Aid in your county or the Department of Revenue. Nothing in this post should be...

Divorce and MSA Severability

If your question is whether your MSA is voided by your former spouse's violation, the general answer is going to be no. However, since you have a...

I have been seperated from my estranged husband for 7yrs.I live in Florida. he in New York.How do I get a divorce without him

For a precise answer to your question, the attorney would need to know the state in which the two of you last lived together as husband and wife....

Do I have to file a petition for modification so that I can file a motion for contempt in a family law case?

Absolutely not! The petition for modification is to change the provisions of a prior order. The motion for contempt is to enforce the provisions of...

While it appears from the North Carolina statute that you may, indeed, have a cause of action for alienation of affections, your best course is to...