Can an existing parenting plan be modified without filing it in the court?
You and your ex can agree at any time to modify the existing plan. However, if you want to have the court enforce the modified plan, you will need...
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You and your ex can agree at any time to modify the existing plan. However, if you want to have the court enforce the modified plan, you will need...
No, a summary judgment is not appropriate. You should file a Motion for Judicial Default so that the pleadings are closed. Set that for hearing,...
The fastest way is with a Simplified Dissolution of Marriage, but that would require “Mr. Wonderful” to cooperate. If you cannot find him, you will...
That is not the kind of thing covered under the heading “Shared Parental Responsibility”. The two of you share decision-making, but, generally,...
Child support is based upon the child support guidelines that are described in Florida Statutes s. 61.30. Each parent’s income is factored in, as...
The amount for child support is a minimal amount that the child support guidelines dictate. It is not meant to be a precise amount, but it does...
Your response should be a denial of that name. You can try to correct it, but that won’t matter. The name in the child’s birth certificate will...
That question should be the subject (as well as others) for a Motion for Temporary Relief. If you don’t already have an attorney, hire one.
She will be limited to arrears only. Just because the state did not enforce doesn’t mean that you don’t owe the arrears. When they “close the case”...
We would consider your marriage a “long-term marriage” which would indicate that permanent alimony in divorce is presumed. Alimony is based on...