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In the state of florida if your 16 and pregnant can you move out or get maried?
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Answered on November 15, 2013
As a minor you cannot move or get married without parental consent.
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The soon to be ex filed for divorce and she's asking for the house.
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Answered on November 15, 2013
If you have been paying the mortgage then you get credit for half the payments that you made on her behalf.
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Thinking about taking action against dcf
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Answered on November 15, 2013
you have no case.
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Can mother keep child away?
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Answered on November 14, 2013
File a petition to establish and enforce your rights with the court. File a motion for temporary relief asap.
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Regaining custody(voluntary through the court)
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Answered on November 14, 2013
She has to file a petition with the court. The burden of proof is a difficult one, hiring a lawyer is recommended.
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Can I move back to my home where my still husband lives in?
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Answered on November 14, 2013
Unless there is an order that you cannot move back in, then yes you can.
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Is it better for my son to file for divorce or wait for the wife to do it ? He wants full custody.
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Answered on November 13, 2013
It makes no difference who files first, courts are slow so if he wants to get things moving then file first
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Is this parental kidnapping? What can he do? Who can help him? He has MS, currently on appeal w atty for SSD & missing his son.
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Answered on November 13, 2013
This is an unstable situation and you need to retain an attorney asap to help sort things out.
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Hi i was divorced in another state and i have a consent order from NC where father consented that i have primary legal sole
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Answered on November 13, 2013
Having the order registered and domesticated here in FL is the correct move.
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Hi i have sole custody of my children so if i passed away will my children be given to father automatically even if not my wish.
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Answered on November 13, 2013
If you die the father gets custody. Sister has no case, none.
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