My ex moved to the next county, interfering with my custody. What forms do I need to file?

Firstly, you need to hire an attorney to determine the best course of action. Her move and change of schools of your child was a "major decision"...

Does anything not specifically addressed in the parenting plan fall under Shared Parental Responsibility?

Shared Parenting requires that you and the other parent confer about "major decisions", not every decision. If the activity is going to impact the...

Modification of child support payments

Unless your unemployment is permanent in nature, i.e. you won't be employed for at least 6 months, the motion that needs to be filed a is a Motion...

What legal right does the father of my 1 month old to take him without me being there?

Firstly, under the authority of Privette v Privette, the child was born during the existence of a valid marriage. Therefore, your Husband is the...

Typically, if you have terminated your previous (current) attorney, he should file a Motion to Withdraw along with your Consent to Withdraw and...

I have a pending divorce, no order is in place for the kids yet. Does Florida law allow wife to take kids away on a trip withou

You need to take a look at the Standing Temporary Domestic Relations Order if your case was filed in Martin, St. Lucie, Okeechobee or Indian River...

Jurisdiction if child has always resided in FLorida?

Jurisdiction in family law matters in an initial proceeding is governed by the UCCJEA. The UCCJEA dictates generally (there are exceptions) that...

Is there a form that I am supposed to use to respond to the petition for dissolution of marriage?

Firstly, to answer your questions as succinctly as possible, the forms for your response are located at the link provided below. I would strongly...

I need legal help but do not have the funds for an lawyer =( Please Help me !

call Florida Rural Legal Services and they may be able to assist you with a Pro-Bono attorney if you qualify

Would I be entitled to get alimony from my husband of 17 years.

Many more facts would need to be known in order to answer your question. Fla. Stat. 61.08 currently governs alimony. Link provided with this...