You may be able to file a Motion to Dissolve the Injunction. You should consult with an attorney regarding the specific facts of your case to determine if you meet the burden required to dissolve the injunction. Contact your local legal aid center for assistance.

In Florida, in order for an unmarried biological Father to have parental rights, the Father would need to file an action with the Court to establish paternity. Consult with an attorney to determine what type of notice the biological father is entitled to as it pertains to the step parent adoption.

If your Wife has been served and she has failed to respond to the Petition, you can file a motion for default. However, if she has responded, you will need to comply with mandatory disclosures and request a mediation date be set. Based on the information you have provided, it may be advisable to... View More

If the Father has already answered, the clerk will not issue a default.

I recommend speaking with a local family law attorney to determine if a motion for dismissal would be in your and the minor child(ren)'s best interest. If not, a motion to compel can be filed to request Petitioner's compliance. Ensure you comply with all local rules that may require... View More

If both parties agree to rehome the pets, you should put the agreement in writing and have it signed by both parties. If you are unable to reach an agreement, you can bring the issue before the court by filing a pre-trial motion or wait until the Judge decides the issue at trial.

If you are seeking termination of parental rights pending adoption by your current spouse, you may reach out to the Father to see if he would be willing to sign a consent. Otherwise, in order for a court to terminate parental rights, there needs to be evidence of abandonment or neglect of the... View More

You would need to file a Petition for Change of Name (Adult). The Petition and Instructions can be obtained at the Clerk's office or online. Good luck!

Yes, you would likely need to coordinate a meeting beyond the scope of a consultation to ensure the Attorney has adequate time to thoroughly review the proposed agreement and provide further insight as to any recommended changes.

Additional facts are necessary to determine whether you are allowed to take the minor child out of the State of Florida. Are there any current Orders in place? Were you and the Father married at the time of conception? You will need to reach out to an attorney for a consultation to determine the... View More

He can register with the Putative Father Registry. http://www.floridahealth.gov/certificates/certificates/birth/Putative_Father/index.html

You would need to file a Notice of Intent to Serve Subpoena. If no objection is filed by the opposing party, you will then need to request the Clerk to issue the subpoena. Once issued, you can serve the registered agent of the business.

You can file a Motion for Default with the Court. Once the default has been entered, contact your case manager to set the matter for trial or file a Motion to Set for Trial.

The Court will use the factors found in Florida Statute 61.13 to determine the best interests of the minor child. You can request the appointment of a social investigator if you believe the other parent is unfit to care for the child. The social investigator will investigate all of the facts of... View More

Reach out to your local child support office and show them your New York child support order. They should help you enforce child support locally. Another option would be to file a private action in family court to domesticate and enforce the foreign (New York) order. Good luck!

I’m not sure if your case is still pending or if your case has concluded. However, you can reach out to an attorney for a consultation and explain your legal issue more in-depth. Good Luck!

If there is an Order in place, then the terms set forth in that Order will need to be followed as it pertains to timesharing and any modifications thereof. Usually, if the NCP has rights to the children pursuant to an Order, the NCP would need to file a Supplemental Petition to Modify Timesharing... View More

When you attend the hearing the Judge or Magistrate will complete a child support guidelines worksheet for the case. Be sure to complete and file your financial affidavit prior to the hearing. Also, send the other party a letter requesting compliance with mandatory disclosures which includes... View More

Your agreement should state the date that child support begins. It is doesn't, file a Motion with the Court to establish the date.

In Florida, if the biological Father wants to establish his rights he will need to file a Petition to Establish Paternity. He does not have any rights until he receives an Order from the Court. Good luck with everything!