Can i file a 3.850 ineffective assistance of counsel for failing to obtain a coney waiver in family court?

3.850 and Coney are both criminal law. She might consider an appeal. Contact an attorney in your area who specializes in dependency cases.

My husband is being charged with dealing in stolen property the witnesses are not going. Does the state still have a case?

It's always up to the government to determine whether or not they wish to go forward with the case. However, his family members are potentially in...

Is contempt of court 901.11 mandatory to receive an adjudication of guilt or can a Judge withhold?

A judge can withhold adjudication of guilt on most offenses if they choose. However, contempt is an offense committed against the court, so it...

Where would I find statistics for Men vs. Women granted Custodial parent in Florida.

Florida's statutes now treat joint custody as the default. You might be able to find those statistics by a public records, or get in contact with...

I was never married to the mother of my children and I pay child support. Can she keep them from me?

What are the conditions of your parenting plan? Whatever they say is what she should be following. DCF is not going to take children from one...

In Florida, is a police officer required to make an arrest in an indecent exposure report?

Police officers don't have to arrest anyone, especially if they don't have probable cause to believe an offense was committed. Continue reporting...

You should seek an attorney knowledgeable in family law, but if you wish to do this yourself, you will need to do several things. File a UCCJEA...

You should seek an attorney knowledgeable in family law, but if you wish to do this yourself, you will need to do several things. File a UCCJEA...

II want to petition to modify/change residential custody and my kids want this too. Do I file these together or one then next?

File the petition for testimony simultaneously with the date/time TBD or afterwards with the date filled in. Mention each of them in the other.

Is there any way to stop my ex from litigating and continuing to seek fees against me under F. S. 61.16?

Rosen says that awards of fees will be based on need/ability to pay, as well as all circumstances surrounding litigation. During divorce...