Do I need to file a motion to move my child support case to another county.

The answers depends on whether you have a case this is open now. If there is an open case where there is active litigation, you would certainly...

Divorce, respondent spouse cannot​ be physically located, is it possible for plaintiff wife to become titled owner of vehicle​

If I understand your question, you can be awarded sole title to the vehicle by the Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage. You would need to...

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When can a will designating a person as sole inheritor of a house if entered into public record be used as a deed?

I agree with my colleague that, given the limited facts presented, it is likely that the estate would have to be reopened in order to either have...

As indicated by my colleague, it may be possible to work out payment arrangements with the attorney, whereby the attorney would be paid when the...

My divorce decree states that I am to get a portion of my ex husbands Thrift Savings Plan but I have not received anything.

The Court will not do anything to actively assist in the division of the TSP. Either you will need to figure out how to accomplish the division or...

Does child support effect the son to be spouse

From a legal standpoint, if you married your boyfriend you do not become obligated for his child support. From a practical standpoint, however, his...

Yes my name is Laura Perez been together with on your own and I don't know what's going on and I from them can you please help

It is not a good idea to include your name in your post. Also, in order to get a response, you need to ask a more clear question.

How do I go about changing from paying child support to the courthouse to directly to my ex wife instead?

If the change is by Stipulation and Order, you can avoid filing a Petition and having a hearing. The issue is that the necessary language is a bit...

Is there a petition fee to reopen a child support case?

It is likely that you will have to pay a $50 re-open fee.

Can I still loose my military retirement if...?

Florida is a no fault state, which means that the unfaithfulness of your spouse would not prevent her from receiving part of your retired...