Enforcing child support

No, you have to go and enroll with the DOR. If you are receiving/have received public assistance benefits, then you should already be a IV-D...

These are all questions you should raise in a consultation with an experienced Family Law attorney in your area, as he/she would need to review...

Child support

If you just for an order for child support on your own or through a private attorney and not through the DOR, then you may elect to either enforce...

Can a limited appearance attorney who is representing a child support case interrogate respondent about time sharing case?

There are definitely times when an attorney whom is making a limited appearance on child support issues may ask questions about time-sharing, since...

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How we do file a divorce in this case ? And what are the total costs involved.

She should seek a lawyer to help her with this case because she is going to have to address divesting her husband of paternity, legal rights and...

You stick with what the titles are from the very first go 'round, so whomever was the Petitioner initially is still listed as the Petitioner in any...

Are there divorce lawyers for different budgets?

Absolutely there are, and you should definitely speak with an experienced Family Law attorney in your area to discuss same as from the facts...

Do I have to file a new financial affidavit for the modification?

Yes, pursuant to F.S. 61.30(14) the party filing for a modification of support is required to file a current financial affidavit at the same time...

How do I change support ordered amount, how do I not get license suspended, how do I open a case to get child back

You need to seek a consultation with an experienced Family Law attorney whom is familiar with and handles Administrative Child Support cases ASAP! ...

I need to file a petition for modification of child support. Can arrears also be eliminated or reduced if my ex agrees?

So the quick answer is that as for the "arrears", unpaid past due support is a vested property right NOT subject to modification by the Court - so...