It is correct; neither state has “home” state jurisdiction. He needs to check with an attorney in the state where she filed to determine the...

…adding that assuming he filed using the Fl-300, you would respond with a FL-320, and service must be the same deadlines as filing.

You would file a Request for Order (FL-300) requesting that joint legal custody be modified to sole legal custody, and perhaps that the step-up for...

It depends on why she can’t; you can file an RFO for modification of travel arrangements but you have to work out something that she can do - and...

There are no forms; you have to file a Complaint for Adverse Possession but if you are claiming against propety owned solely by your deceased...

No - a Motion to Reconsider requires NEW evidence not previously obtainable prior to the original hearing.

If you are unable to make medical decisions, or financial decisions if she has sufficient assets, you would file a Petition for Appointment of...

If you’re paying child support, you have already been found to be the legal father of the child - either by the mother naming you and you not...

The other party would have to prove that there was an agreement in which you promised to support her and she changed her position in reliance...

It depends on his intent when he signed the Quit Claim Deed. Case law requires a statement of specific intent to transmute (change) the character...