Since she is still legally married, her husbands name is on the birth certificate. She tells me that it is my child and I want joint custody of him because she doesn't let me see him unless I have money to give her.
answered on Jul 4, 2016
You have to file a petition to establish your legal rights. You should hire a lawyer to represent you in the case.
Spouse provides health insurance for me and children and other medical policies
answered on Jun 27, 2016
File for Separation, you can do that in FL .
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How do i stop her from doing this and what paper work do i have to file if i live in state of florida.
I would also like to subpeano the daycare she wants our son to goto to disclose information.
answered on Jun 27, 2016
Please refer to your parenting plan. If you do not have one then get one.
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domestic battery against husband 1st time dropped 2nd taken into custody and sentenced enrolled in AA and taking batters intervention if we try working things out and getting back together taking marriage classes and things together to build our relationship will dcf take the kids closed the case... View More 
answered on Jun 27, 2016
probably not. Make sure you continue in counselling.
Use of a lawyer is recommended.
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Clearwater, FL 33764
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She is currently on my maiden name, we are never married but he is on the birth cert, but he is also willing to sign the paper for my husband to adopt her. We are both in the military and he is currently paying child support.
answered on Jun 27, 2016
File a petition for step-parent adoption.
Use of a lawyer is recommended.
John A. Smitten, Esquire
Carey Leisure and Neal
622 Bypass Drive, Suite 100
Clearwater, FL 33764
Phone: 727-799-3900/Fax: 727-490-4944
jsmitten@careyandleisure.com
www.careyandleisure.com
answered on Jun 27, 2016
If you are having the child fly to a destination then yes you should provide an itinerary.
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Carey Leisure and Neal
622 Bypass Drive, Suite 100
Clearwater, FL 33764
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I am court ordered to pay for the insurance, and I have done so for years. I am just wondering if there are any legal ramifications for just using her Medicaid that she already receives instead of pay for private insurance that I am not even happy with.
answered on Jun 22, 2016
Refer to the terms of your order. Medicaid is a last resort if you are ordered to pay for private insurance then you have to do that.
Someone who specializes in establishing visitation rights for fathers, reestablishing child support, and a case where there are absolutely no assets to fight about.
answered on Jun 21, 2016
John A. Smitten, Esquire
Carey Leisure and Neal
622 Bypass Drive, Suite 100
Clearwater, FL 33764
Phone: 727-799-3900/Fax: 727-490-4944
jsmitten@careyandleisure.com
www.careyandleisure.com
I have been in FL for 3 months. He is not on the birth certificates of both of them. I had my baby in Florida but my 3 yr old was born in Rhode island. He left the home in November and left me with his 2 kids one was 18 and the other one 15 I went to department of human services for help and... View More
answered on Jun 21, 2016
You have to live in FL for 6 months with the kids before you can file a new case in FL.
Prison term. After the xmas holiday he stopped communicating except for a few texts. I since have found he took her to S.C. from Cent'l Fla! Without any court agreement or my knowledge. How do I get her home? She is 7yrs old. We were never married, and no DNA!
I am married but separated, the father isn't my husband but an ex boyfriend. He doesn't want to allow me to take my daughter to Texas, he threatens to call the police and file kidnapping.
answered on Jun 13, 2016
If not married to him and no court order of any kind in place then you can move without his permission.
The father has filed relocation with child support. He currently lives with his mother and sister. The sister has a child thats 11yrs old. My exhusband is 40 years old and since we separated 2010 he has never helped me financially with the children. He also got a psychologist that we had to meet... View More
answered on Jun 13, 2016
If the court allows him to move then he can do that. Hire an attorney to help you in this case.
Do i need to file for divorce?since we never meet each other in america??
answered on Jun 13, 2016
If you are married and do not want to be married then file for divorce in FL.
We are supposed to have split custody if she moves from her house in Elberta Al. to Pensacola Fl. and that I would no longer have to pay CS due to equal living arrangements with the children this is written in our divorce papers. I'm trying to find out what I need to do to enforce this and if... View More
answered on Jun 13, 2016
If you want to enforce the order in FL then register the order in FL.
company. She negotiated $105K settlement. We deposited in a joint acct. She now wants a divorce. Is that her money or our money?
answered on Jun 13, 2016
It will be mostly her money, you may get a small part not much. She was injured not you
Well separated going into a divorce what am I obligated to pay for support I have two children ages 15 and 16 living with their mother I make roughly $700 a week and she is demanding 500 which is not going to work
answered on Jun 5, 2016
You should hire a lawyer to represent you in the case. More information is needed. $500 a week is too high
child does not have. Hid last name and
answered on Jun 5, 2016
Yes you can move. You should hire a lawyer to represent you in the case.
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