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Essentially you have three options: 1. You can seek to file and pursue the case on your own through the Family Law Intake Unit/Self-Help unit at...
They will likely pursue it on a number of fronts: 1. They will file a claim with the IRS to intercept any tax refunds; 2. They can file a...
I would be EXTEMELY leary of any situation that looks anything close to this one as it offers your Husband all the ammunition that he needs to ever...
Typically, even if your rights are terminated your responsibilities are not (as to children and child support issues), so unless your rights are...
If the order that gives you temporary custody is from Florida, then no, you cannot unilaterally relocate out of state. You will need to comply...
It's entirely a matter of personal preference. Obivously whichever one of you files "first" will have the onus of paying the filing fee with the...
I agree with Mr. Sampson's answer. Do not file anything with the Clerk, just keep the original along with all of the attached financial...
Ultimately it may be, but there are likely some procedural hurdles that may need to be overcome to have direct enforcement of the order. I would...
Without more information and the opportunity to review the existing orders, hear what he's not complying with, and to know what you were just in...
The quick answer is NO. Unless you have an order that establishes the time sharing arrangement and details a parenting plan with when & where each...
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