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answered on Jan 16, 2017
If you are paying alimony then there is a tax, if just transferring property then generally there is no tax. You should hire a lawyer to represent you in the case.
Adoption was done in Florida support order was issued by florida in 2009 but enforced by Pennsylvania. Originally $500 a month but was adjusted to $340 a month. Florida will not changed the $500 original order and sats i still owe $3800 when I am 100% paid off in the eyes of PA. What will happen... View More 
answered on Jan 16, 2017
Get a certified copy of the child support statement in PA, then file a motion in FL to sort it out.
I did not adopt them, the mothers are in Jamaica.
answered on Jan 11, 2017
You are not a party to the case and you are not the legal parent.
He and my fiance have been together for 3 years. We just had our baby 7 weeks ago and we would like to get married. My mother constantly fights with me and ignores my parenting style. Could we get married, and if so would I be able to legally move in with him. What do we have to do to get married.... View More
I'm married and have four kids. My husbands a drunk, lately this problem has been getting worse. I need to be able to legally keep him out of the house and away from my kids.
answered on Dec 27, 2016
Get a restraining order if he is making threats. Hire a lawyer.
I refuse to allow this sleep over my son's dad is okay with it . So is the girlfriends mother okay with the sleep over , the Girlfriend is only 16 as well .. Can I stop visitation with their dad BECAUSE of this ???? If so how do I go about it
answered on Dec 27, 2016
You have to file a motion, do not engage in self help. Hire a lawyer.
DCF had temporarily placed my children with an uncle but only for 14 days, I was released from jail and now have my oldest 2 girls but the father of my youngest is in South Carolina and I don't know what to do to get her back home, the father and I wasn't married and I can't go out... View More
THE CAS WAS FILE IN PALM BEACH COUNTY IN FEB 2011
I will be 18 in about 2 weeks . It's been 4 days and 5 nights of being kicked out , since she said she doesn't care about me anymore . I will soon be moving in with my grandma , but wasn't for sure if I HAVE to come home if she demands it .....?
answered on Dec 21, 2016
When you are 18 you can do what you want, you are legally an adult.
to house and try to get in after the injunction was served he got arrested we had court for the junction the judge granted me 100% custody of my child with no visitation at all to him. State attorneys have picked up charges to go after him they do have a warrant for his arrest now. Im confused I... View More
answered on Dec 12, 2016
You should file a case in family court for 100% custody. You should hire a lawyer to represent you in the case.
answered on Dec 12, 2016
You can prepare a stipulation and order for the judge to sign. You should hire a lawyer to represent you in the case.
Can I remove her things to secure storage and change locks w/out repercussions? I want to avoid eviction, or involving sheriff, or courts if possible.
answered on Dec 12, 2016
You have to file eviction papers with the court. You should hire a lawyer to represent you in the case.
My soon to be ex showed up to hearing for default in my divorce and relocation case, but claims she received no other paperwork except notice of hearing. GM gave her 10 days to respond to amended petition. What happens if she fails to respond again?
answered on Dec 12, 2016
You should hire a lawyer to represent you in the case. ...............
Charges include child pornography
Our daughter is 7 yrs old.The judge said she was not ordering retroactive support at the time of this judgement.How do I go about getting the retroactive support.
answered on Dec 4, 2016
File a petition to establish support. You should hire a lawyer to represent you in the case.
Do I still have to send my daughters for visitation? Im scared police will find him while my daughters are with him then I don't know who will have my daughters
SCARED. The judge said in florida its 50 50 then she found out the mom was a lesbian and even dcf was shocked that the father got her. We see her 2nights every 12 days and 3 hrs during the week they live in another town AND WE HAVE TO GO THERE. He makes more money and is abusive verbally and even... View More
I had to hire a sitter because daycare is closed at the time I need care for them. Is he right? I'm in florida btw
answered on Nov 28, 2016
He is wrong. Does not matter if the sitter is licensed.
My child is 12 years old and has been with my wife for 3 years now. So he is very familiar with her and loves her but being special needs he will always be depend on us. if in time something were to happen to me would my wife still be able to have him 50% of the time?
If there is a backlog in alimony payments can I move on with my plans if the father has visitation for the upcomingthanksgiving?
Fort Lauderdale, FL | a second ago
Situation-
No divorce yet..case is still pending in Florida court
We just had a mediation and we... View More
answered on Nov 20, 2016
Legally no you cannot do that but people do that all the time.
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