How will we know if a subpoena is legal and binding?
I disagree with Attorney Trabin. Read Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.351. A subpoena duces tecum without deposition does not have to be...
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I disagree with Attorney Trabin. Read Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.351. A subpoena duces tecum without deposition does not have to be...
Generally, no. The Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure allow for a minor child's testimony to be heard, but a party must first file a motion,...
The obligation to pay child support is INDEPENDENT of the parenting/time sharing plan. In simple words: you cannot refuse/prevent his parenting...
To terminate parental rights, you must have someone else who is ready, willing, and able to legally adopt him.
If there is no court order, you may take him.
First, children (adoptive or biological) have no right to an inheritance. Second, you cannot "un-adopt" your child; she is an adult. If you do...
First, you cannot sign over your parental rights without the Court's and DCF being involved. Second, if it is your child and you do not want to...
Since you filed first in California and assuming California has jurisdiction, you can ask the Florida court to cede jurisdiction to the California...
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I would recommend that you DO NOT sign the birth certificate if you are not 100% certain you are the father. You should hire a competent family...
No. You would have to file a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage.