How likely is it if I file for a modification that I can get 50/50? How can I make it mandatory she give me medication for him

Your situation is rather complex and it is extremely difficult to offer you concrete advice based upon the few facts contained in your post. The...

I agree with Mr. Gillespie, you can fire your attorney at any time and hire another attorney to move you case forward. You are correct, so long as...

I did 8 months at Miami FPC, I now have to serve 6 months home confinement. When do I request HC to be terminated?

Writing a letter is not going to get this done. You will need to file a Motion, schedule it for a hearing and prepare an order. If you are not...

While it is possible, if they decide to check your criminal history, but they would primarily be looking for outstanding warrants.

What's the proper for to request her to respond answer already? Or must I wait until the judge decides on the motion to dismiss?

Difficult to answer you question without knowing more of the facts regarding venue. Her motion to dismiss will only be heard if one of you sets it...

If we come to Florida for court what timesharing schedule and child support should i expect if we do not even live in US?

Without more information an attorney cannot give you even an educated guess what might happened in your case. The first issues is whether Florida...

Can he force me out? What rights do I have?

I agree with Mr. Gufford, while it is possible for your husband to get an order for temporary exclusive use the the marital home, pending final...

I agree with Mr. Weiss, you can file a default, but you will need a hearing for a final judgment of default. The judge will need to hear testimony...

Can I record without knowledge for custody case

Yes, it would violate the Florida Security of Communications Act and would be a third degree felony. Also, the recording would not be admissible...

I need to file a petition for modification of child support. Can arrears also be eliminated or reduced if my ex agrees?

I agree with Mr. Pollack, the only way the court can reduce your arrears is if your ex-wife agrees to it. She would have to sign a stipulation...