You can change your name to whatever you want, as long as you are not doing it for any illegal purpose or to avoid creditors. You simply need to...

Prenuptial ?

All you need to do is have a Will written up by a probate attorney that specifically states what your wishes are regarding the distribution of any...

If you have not done so already, you need to immediately file a Motion or Petition to Modify the Child Support. Any modification is typically only...

When completing the child support calculator, should I include the support my ex wife receives from me as part of her income?

I agree with Attorney Drake. Alimony received from you or any other person is included in her income (and if you're paying the alimony, it is...

Will Child protective services try and take my children away from me?

If DCF has an open and active case, then you need to follow their directives so that you are not accused of failing to protect your children (which...

Will I have to increase my child support payments to 300,000 a year if I begin making a million dollars a year?

Once the alimony stops, her net income will decrease and yours will increase which could possibly be grounds for modifying the child support. But...

Can i give my ex boyfriend ,who is the father of my child, custody of our child without involving the court ?

If you are both in agreement, then it would be best to file a Joint Stipulation of Paternity and agreed Parenting Plan so that his legal rights as...

How would I disown my parents so that when they pass I have no financial responsibility transfered to me?

You don't need to do anything. Unless your name is on the bills (like a joint loan or something), you have no responsibility for your parents debts.

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WHAT STEPS SHOULD I TAKE ABOUT CUSTODY AFTER SO MUCH VIOLENCE & ABANDONMENT?

If he's not making any attempt to see the child, then you really don't have to do anything right now. However, if you want to and are concerned...

How do I go about filing for sole custody?

You don't have to file for sole custody. You already have sole custody under Florida Law. Florida Law gives the mother sole custody by default...