You can divorce him by alleging irretrievable breakdown, that's all it takes in Florida. You could also allege mental incapacity, but that is more...

without more in your post and without seeing the injunction, it is not completely clear that would be a violation of the temporary injunction. ...

No, law enforcement won't evict him, it's a civil matter. You will need to file a motion to enforce the settlement agreement. Hire a family law...

Mediation would not be required if you have a marital settlement agreement that resolves all issues. If there is no attorney involved, you will...

Yes, it sounds like you can allege that the marriage was entered into by him due to fraud, it is voidable marriage. If you consummated the...

If his rights were terminated, then I don't see any reason why you can't change their name although the court does have to find that it is in the...

Private disability is subject to garnishment for alimony in Florida. What you need to do is file a supplemental petition for modification of the...

Your question implies that you are not represented in the dissolution and if you are not, then you should hire an attorney if you think that the...

This was listed as an adoption question, redirecting to those attorneys that practice estate planning. Good luck.

i agree with Mr. Smith, without anyone seeing the warrant, it is impossible to say what could happen. A writ of bodily attachment in Florida only...