There may be some question, but moral character is only one factor of many that the court must determine for a parenting plan. Take a look at...

Child Support Enforcement cannot enforce support while the obligor is incarcerated. The arrears accrue, and when he is released, he will have a...

Unfortunately there is no specific limitation in the law itself, but most judges will grant only a single continuance without more information....

Filing fees can be waived, but you must file an affidavit of indigence. The clerk can help you do that. Also, the form is found at www.FLCourts.org...

Being a stay-at-home parent is NOT a factor for “custody”. Take a look at Florida Statutes 61.13(3) for a list of the appropriate factors

You have NO rights until you establish paternity and obtain a parenting plan. It is quite simple to do it if you already have your name on the...

According to what you stated, you are not subject to Florida’s Relocation statute (61.13001), so you are not required to obtain consent before you...

It certainly is possible, if you violate the Parenting Plan that you agreed to, although incarceration is an extreme remedy used in rare...

A Motion for Default moves the case along when the opposition does not file an Answer. You can still settle, but the attorney is not counting on...

Yes, but income is income, wherever you acquire it.