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As the question states. This is in FLORIDA I have verifiable proof(multiple documents) the respondent lied. Anyone could do simple math to find the discrepancy. My trial is set for two weeks. What are my options? What motions could I file to get their updated checking statements and also to delay... View More 
answered on Jul 5, 2022
You would have to file a Motion to Continue and inform the court that you need more time to complete further discovery to get the account statements that prove the financial affidavit is not accurate. Best of luck to you!
My son lives in Michigan and the last he knew his daughter & her mom live in Tampa. The mom has not allowed any kind of contact with the daughter for over a year. He has requested wellness checks but she isn't at any of the addresses he knew about & has filed for contempt but... View More
answered on Oct 13, 2021
In order to properly serve the Mother, it will be necessary to hire a PI or process server company to do so.
He is trying to force me to sign over half of the business or he will keep our son from me until we go to court.
answered on Oct 13, 2021
Your husband is not entitled to withhold your child to coerce you to enter into any agreements with regards to your property and assets. I would advise to contact a family attorney as soon as possible so that you can understand all of your rights in the dissolution process. Feel free to contact... View More
We have a mortgage, cars, a boat, joint bank account and an 11 month old child.
answered on Oct 8, 2021
Good question and first let me say I am sorry for what you are going through. Florida is a no fault state when it comes to infidelity and the divorce process but infidelity can become relevant if the unfaithful spouse used marital funds to conduct the affair. Feel free to reach out for a... View More
My niece has 3 girls and is married to a man that has been abusing her and the girls for years. She and the girls are finally safe living with her mother in Port St. Lucie Florida! This man has restraining orders against him from his own mother and father, and now sister. I need a lawyer to help... View More
answered on Oct 6, 2021
As a former prosecutor who specialized in domestic violence crimes I am well aware of the complexities facing a woman in your niece's situation. I am glad to hear she has an injunction protecting her and the children. Divorces with family violence must be carefully navigated. Please contact... View More
However she doesn't work eventhough I got her a job twice at my job and is currently living with us without her child... so he is essentially giving her money for a kid she doesn't live with and on top of that she currently resides In our house
answered on Oct 6, 2021
In order to guide you in the right direction, I would need a little more information about the child and where they are currently living. Child support can be modified through the Courts with a showing of a substantial change in circumstances. Feel free to reach out to me through my profile for... View More
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