According to you, it is not your home - it belongs to your parents. If they are incompetent, petition for Conservatorship.

It doesn’t happen automatically by filing; you would have to notify your local child abduction agency.

Logically, (as I am a CA attorney and can’t opine about FL law), your custody of your daughter, and the costs incurred thereby, balanced out her...

You need to allow him to recalculate support based on what he actually earns, and compromise. You can attempt to enforce the current orders but he...

You are wrong on the law. Public policy does not want a child to have only one parent - not for philanthropic but rather for economic reasons.

You need to file a paternity action and a Request for Order for custody; here is a link with...

The records are only accessible by the spouses involved - but you can request that he provide proof in discovery once you file for annulment.

It depends on why you lost physical custody - as apparently your still have your parental rights.

One does the best one can; she won’t get far if she tries…

The reduction can only be made retroactive to the date of the filing of the RFO.

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