You can so state in a prenuptial agreement your desire NOT to have children, but a piece of paper will not prevent biology from occurring, and you...

If only you and your husband were on the deed when he passed, you would inherit by operation of law. You would not need to go through probate, but...

Yes, you must serve her with the Petition and supporting documents. The instructions are available online at www.FLCourts.org, and there are...

All you can do is file a Petition for Modification and attempt, in the meantime, to get back to the income level you were previously earning.

That’s one of those things that has no specific time limit, unless it’s ordered or subject to a settlement agreement with a timing aspect. You’ll...

That’s a tough one for you; your son may have an easier time, though. But first, he’ll want to have his paternity determined and a parenting plan...

Your husband became the child’s legal father, and the child needs a father to be legitimate, so the only way to remove the legal father from the...

If your need for alimony was unmet by the alimony ordered, then yes, you may seek an increase. Speak to a family law attorney

Alimony is calculated based on need. You would want to file a financial affidavit, and if you cannot meet your own need with your own income, there...

You cannot force her to attempt to obtain judicial relief in advance (prior restraint), but you can ask that a court restrict her to only be able...