Do I have to be in Florida or come to Florida in a case of a divorce ?
You can absolutely do a simplified Dissolution of Marriage with one party living/residing out of state & not having to come to Florida for the...
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You can absolutely do a simplified Dissolution of Marriage with one party living/residing out of state & not having to come to Florida for the...
Do not worry about going to jail at this point. You should be making at least partial payments towards your support obligations (to the best of...
Unfortunately the answer to your case is a definite "MAYBE" that you would only be able to get a case specific answer by (1) taking your paperwork...
It is all a matter of the judge's preferences and what arguments a party put forth in the Motion to Transfer venue vs what was stated in the...
As long as one of the parties has been residing in Florida for more than 6 months prior to the date of filing of the petition, then "yes" a Florida...
The quick answer is that NEITHER case has "priority" and that the Administrative Proceeding brought under F.S. 409 and the Circuit Court case you...
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More information is needed to answer your question, as there are not often re-hearings or 2nd hearings before an ALJ on an administrative support...
If your order is "allocated" then it will specify how much your support should drop to when the older child emancipates and when that change should...
Sounds like you need to seek a consultation with an experienced Family Law attorney in your area who can help you file a petition to establish...
In theory, possibly - but in reality, most likely not. Florida Statute 61.30(11)(a) does allow the Court to deviate from the presumptive guideline...