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Can my girlfriend lose her alimony or have it reduced if I stay at her house with minimal personal items and am not paying bills
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Answered on May 25, 2013
you are referring to the supportive relationship law. Under this scenario you will be fine just don't live there or pay all her bills
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How do I resubmit financial affidavit for child support modification?
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Answered on May 25, 2013
Just file an amended financial affidavit with the court.
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The sate claims I owe back child support , i dispute the amount as well as consider suing the custodial parent
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Answered on May 25, 2013
You can ask the court to review your arrears calculations. Also not sure why you ave waited 14 years to enforce visitation but you can still do it.
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I'm legal guardian for my mother, but I'm having trouble with the guardianship attorney, how do I change?
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Answered on May 25, 2013
You can end your relationship with counsel at any time. You have to notify the court.
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Change filed parenting plan
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Answered on May 25, 2013
file a motion to modify the current plan. Have it heard by the court at the final hearing.
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I surrendered my rights in dependancy case , do my visits continue
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Answered on May 25, 2013
If your rights are terminated then you have no right to see your kids
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Authority to represent and fee and cost agreement mean
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Answered on May 23, 2013
It is has choice to stop the proceedings in court at any time.
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Going through a divorce. What DNA rights do I have concerning the children?
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Answered on May 23, 2013
Yes you have to contest DNA now otherwise you may not be able to challenge it later.
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In Florida, how far back can my ex spouse collect for support that is in arrears?
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Answered on May 23, 2013
The most the court can order is 20% of the current monthly support amount towards the arrears payment, each payment.
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Can I reopen an alimony case after 6 year, to be permanent and no for only 10 years?
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Answered on May 23, 2013
Converting the alimony your are getting to a different form of alimony not likely to be granted however you can try.
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