Got a divorce in the state of ga after 2 yrs, ex moved to Seattle and I now live in florida. I need to increase alimony, extensi

You will need to go back to Georgia and file the proper motions to reopen the case and request an increase and extension of alimony. Your alimony...

How come i can't seem to find a criminal record concerning me On the clerks website?

Anything is possible, but failing to appear for your arraignment is likely to get you a warrant. Your case may not be appearing due to the active...

How can my child's father be put on the birth certificate without me?

Being on the birth certificate creates a presumption of paternity, but confers no legal rights on the biological father. (Anyone can be present at...

Domestication of Foreign Judgement

I agree with Mr. Murphy, I am not sure what your specific question is. I also have never heard of an "unlimited" judgment in Florida. As for...

Can I sue for back child support even if non custodial parent is out state and child is twenty years of age?

If child support was previously ordered by the court, and there is an arrearage when she turned 18 or graduated from High School, you can bring a...

Can you ask for a motion for judgement on the pleadings in a timeshare custody case in florida?

I do not believe that a Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings is applicable to family law cases. There are too many factors that must be considered...

I'm 17 and got Mt 15 year old girlfriend pregnant could u go to jail if her parents tried to put me in....?

I agree with Mr. Haber, you could face serious criminal charges if the parents decide to press charges. The fact that you are under 18 can be very...

Do I have to send my child back to her home state if we live in a different state?

More information is needed regarding your situation. Where you married to the father or not? If you were not married, you need to bring a...

The first thing you need to do is file a Family Law Financial Affidavit with your correct income on it. You can also being evidence as to what...

Probably cause is the legal requirement for placing someone under arrest, issuing an arrest warrant, or for filing formal charges. It DOES NOT...