Apparently there is a writ of bodily attachment on the father of my children, what exactly is that?
A writ of bodily attachment is issued by the court ordering law-enforcement officers to take the obligor into custody and bring them before the...
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A writ of bodily attachment is issued by the court ordering law-enforcement officers to take the obligor into custody and bring them before the...
If there was a financial affidavit filed in the case, which I assume there was, you can simply obtain that document from the clerk of court. As to...
Clearly, the Father is not taking care of the child(ren). However, I further assume at this point that the only support that you are paying is...
Fla. Stat. 771.01 provides as follows: 771.01 Certain tort actions abolished.—The rights of action heretofore existing to recover sums of money as...
Firstly, in order to answer this question, a thorough review of your final judgment is necessary. There may have been provisions in that judgment...
I really don’t think you are in any trouble at all. You did what he asked you to do out of fear. Certainly, there was no illegality on your part....
I am not sure from your question where you are in the process. It would appear that you have been served with a domestic violence injunction....
Generally speaking O would say, “Yes”. However, This answer depends on the status of the case, your particular retainer agreement, etc. For...
Unless he is in arrears on his payment of arrears, I believe that that he would be considered to be current
Yes, unless there is wording to the contrary in your Final Judgment/ Mediation Agreement. The living situation and the refusal to communicate may...