I met the deadline for financial information, the petitioner has not
Just to add to Mr Woodard’s answer, the case will not be dismissed for failure to respond to discovery, very unlikely and a severe sanction that...
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Just to add to Mr Woodard’s answer, the case will not be dismissed for failure to respond to discovery, very unlikely and a severe sanction that...
No, child support ends at 18 or if the child is in high school with a reasonable expectation of graduation before 19, then it can be extended...
Yes, the Petitioner will have to have you served with a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, and depending on your circumstances, it may be with...
If your case is being enforced by DOR, you need to report it to them and not the court itself. More than likely the order of support in your case...
Yes, he can file it, you can not file it for him unless you are an attorney. A 3.800(c) Motion has to be filed within 60 days of the judgment and...
Yes you can dismiss it voluntarily, even if the Respondent has responded. You are correct, that if all parties live outside Florida and the child...
The short answer, is yes you can move out of state, but in order to assure that Mom does not file a Petition to have you return, which does not...
If your paternity was not established in the child support case, you will have to file a Petition to Establish Paternity and for Timesharing and...
He should find an attorney to file for the dissolution of marriage but it is very unlikely that the case will be finished prior to his release...
He would have to have you served before he brought a case and unless he claims it is an emergency, then your child would have had to reside in...