Mr. Mullaney is correct that your son cannot sue his mother, the payee. Has the Department already filed the Petition for Modification? I ask...

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My ex girlfriend falsely reported I said I was trying to kill myself. Can she be arrested for that?

Mr. Mullaney is correct. You may want to discuss the implications of this incident with a family attorney regarding your ongoing court case

How can my soon to be exes lawyer keep rescheduling the final divorce hearing without the judges approval?

I agree with the previous answer, and I would add that life sometimes just happens. I have had to reschedule hearings because of my kids illnesses...

What do I have to do to begin the process of emancipation, and what are the requirments I am 17.

Mr. Rose is correct. Here is some information about the emancipation process in Florida. ...

How do I get more time or slow a writ for my arrest

You need to talk to an experienced family law attorney about setting a purge review hearing. I cannot stress this enough that this is not...

Ex is in arrears. Can the arrears be taken from his tax return and will the Dept of Revenue do this automatically?

You need to ask the Department of Revenue for enforcement. It is too late for the Department to intercept his return this year, but you can...

Child custody question-

The preference of the child is just one factor of many in determining the best interest of the child, which is paramount. Although every case is...

What is an average cost for a divorce attorney and what can I do if I can't afford one?

Ms. Scanziani is correct. Depending upon your Husband's income, a court may order him to pay or contribute to your fees; however, it will be hard...

FL child support? Is Income Withholding mandatory? How often do judges order Retroactive child Support? How is it collected?

There is no exact formula for an arrearage payment. The hearing officer/judge can take the total arrearage and divide by the number of payments...

Am I my minor childs power of attorney?I have full custody. second question Can I get someones rights taken away completely?

Ms. Morcroft is right, there is no need for a power of attorney. If your child will be receiving regular income, you may also want to talk to an...