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1 Answer | Asked in Divorce for Florida on
Q: Will FL accept copies of signed notarized div forms. Ex is in IL or org needed 2 file
Garrick Neal Fox
Garrick Neal Fox
answered on Oct 11, 2021

It depends because some of the agency need documents must be original. Save yourself some troubles and get more certified.

2 Answers | Asked in Child Support and Divorce for Florida on
Q: Can I prove to court I’ve been paying my ex directly for child support so I won’t have to make retroactive payment?

I calculated monthly support payments online with Florida child support calculator and would like to pay her that amount until the court case is final.

Garrick Neal Fox
Garrick Neal Fox
answered on Aug 20, 2021

You can always ask the court to give you credit for money paid. The only propel is proving it. Never never give cash. Your check or money order is good if you keep copies for the court.

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Q: What does the police do to the child after parental kidnapping? What next steps are taken?
Garrick Neal Fox
Garrick Neal Fox
answered on Aug 6, 2021

As a general rule, the children are returned to the non-offending parent. If that is not possible, the children will be placed with an eligible relative. If that is not possible the children will be placed into the foster care system.

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