Can I move kids out of state if no court orders or pending?Can he make kids come back/get custody?how do i protect me/ kids?

First, with no order to the contrary there is nothing that prohibits a move. Florida remains the home state of the children for up to six months...

Theft of services from a customer that never paid me over 2300.00 she knowingly ripped me off as she know she could not pay me

What is your CRIMINAL DEFENSE Question?

Can i put my ex boyfriend in jail after ten years? i was 16 when i had this daughter he was 19

First of all, YOU cannot have someone arrested. Only Law Enforcement may arrest someone with probable cause. So unless you work for the Sheriff's...

How long after a Final Judgement in a Modification of Parenting Time, can the another modification be filed?

Any time there is a substantial and unanticipated change in circumstances. There is no hard time one must wait...

I agree with Ms. Morcroft and Mr. Haber. If you want to pay court ordered fines, fees, or court costs, then I would contact the clerk of courts...

What is the process for changing minor child's last name when father has cut off all contact and whereabouts are unknown.

There are criteria laid out in the statute that will enable you to sign an affidavit of diligent search. You may have to serve via publication.

Most likely he will be a HTO. But only his MVR will tell. Most likely he is being held No Bond on the VOP, and will be held as such until...

How easy is it for the father to get full custody?

Impossible. First there is NO SUCH THING AS "Full Custody" in Florida. Having a nice home has nothing to do with child support, if that is...

At what age can a child choose that they don't want to visit the non-custodial parent? My kids are 12 and 13.

The age when the children get to choose is 18. Until then their mother and father and/or a judge makes decisions for them. I hate to say it,...

My wife and I have been married for 27 yrs, 3 children, only 1 a minor , she has a problem with addiction,she wants divorce,

Possibly. Your case is very fact specific and cannot just be answered with a yes or no. Best advice is to consult with a local family law...