I presume you were not married. Is that right? If you don't have enough money to hire a lawyer, you should find out if you qualify for legal...

In my opinion, probably not. Annulment is likely not an option for you. In Florida, there are very specific circumstances under which one can...

First, Florida does not have any legal action for legal separation. Thus, in the eyes of the State of Florida, you and your Husband are still...

My first advice would be to check his Marital Settlement Agreement ("MSA") if he has one. It might contain language regarding the house that can...

In order for your son to have rights to his child, he needs to establish paternity. Did he and the baby momma sign acknowledgment of paternity...

In Florida, it is possible to have what is called a written separation agreement that addresses how you intend to handle your assets and debts...

Can my estranged wife withhold our child from visiting me because she hasn't agreed to "equal time sharing"?

Based upon the facts you have provided, it is my opinion that your wife has no legal basis to withhold the minor child from you. Your options are...

It seems as though your wife is living in Florida and you are outside of the United States. My advice to you to protect your rights is to file for...

I am going to presume that you want to ask for temporary relief in the form of child support during the pendency of your divorce proceedings. You...

Durational alimony is subject to modification in either duration or amount, unless your mediated settlement agreement specifies that the alimony is...