Yes you should consult with a lawyer. You have rights with regard to marital assets and debts as well as time sharing with the children. It does...

Can I move out of the state with my son even if my husband does not want me to?

No, you cannot simply move out of the state. You must follow a legal process called "notice of intent to relocate" and file it with the circuit...

Florida is a no fault divorce state, either spouse can "file for divorce" without the need for the consent of the other. What I believe you are...

It is legal for either of you to withdraw money from an account in your own name. The question becomes whether a court of law will require the...

Can we get a divorce and still live in the same house with our kids?

Yes you can get divorced and continue to reside in the same house. I suggest that you have some type of written agreement outlining the arrangement...

The petition says wife gets half of sale of house but the final judgement does not. Is the petition valid?

The divorce petition is simply a wish list of what the person filing it alleges and asks for. The final judgement of dissolution is controlling and...

I haven't been with my husband for 23 years and I moved from NYC to Florida, am I still considered married?

yes you are still legally married unless and until one of you files for and obtains a divorce decree from a court of law.

My ex and I were divorce in Ga and now we both live in Fl. He is in contempt so do I file a modification in Fl or Ga?

Because neither of you live in GA any longer, you should file the GA final judgment and any related settlement agreement in the courts here. The...

MY ADULT SON WAS IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT DRIVING MY CAR. HE HAS A PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY FOR HIMSELF. DO I ALSO NEED AN ATTORNEY?

There are more questions raised than answered here. First, does your adult son live with you, and if so was he named as an insured on your auto...

Do I have to pay for damages made by my motorcycle to the car I hit if I didn’t have insurance even in Florida with no fault?

No fault refers to personal injury protection also known as PIP. Under the PIP law statute, your own insurance pays for the first $10,000 of your...