Can a no trespass warning be voided?

You said the warning was indefinite. It can be defined, but that would take another hearing. Apparently the only thing indefinite is the...

Child Support Modification or request parenting plan?

Your question should be one you discuss with a live attorney, not a free service that limits the amount of information you can supply. Besides,...

How long is a legal first name change take and how much does it cause ?

You will want a family law attorney. The procedure take less than 3 months, depending on delays in background checks. You can do it on your own....

We share 50/50 timesharing of our daughter, but now he is in the process of getting evicted. Can I get full custody now?

You have a co-parent. If you cannot work with him, you’ll have to file a Petition for Modification and let the court decide

What am I entitled to & Who pays for my attorney?

First, don’t panic. Second, consult with a family law attorney. Many will offer free consultations, and often they will attempt to have your fees...

If I did not file a request for hearing, but filed the whole divorce packet, will I be contacted to set a hearing?

Your circuit court will have set procedures for accomplishing that, but it is best to contact the case manager or judicial assistant for scheduling

He is demanding that I allow him to claim my son on his taxes, but he still owes $10,000 in arrears on child support. Can he?

You may be making too big of a deal about this. Child support is based on NET income, which means that the tax calculations are built in. If he...

Your “recourse” is to abide by the final judgment. If you want it changed, request from the court a modification. I suggest that the real problem...

What is the possibility of things working against me or the father getting full custody ?

“Full custody” is a meaningless term under Florida law. Parental responsibility and timesharing are determined with reference to the best interests...

How can I get child custody of my 2 year old son?

Child custody is a matter decided by the courts in the best interest of the child, and there is no preference in the law between the mother or...