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He has not seen her in over a year and there is no court order
answered on Jul 15, 2019
This is ultimately a judicial decision...although the father is not listed on the birth certificate (he will probably need to be noticed of the proceedings).
Though they returned the car.
I do not approve of my daughter having a relationship with these two individuals but my daughter's mother disagrees and allows them to see her behind my back. Can she do that legally. We have shared custody and there's nothing in the paperwork about this. I have proof that they are not... View More 
answered on Jul 14, 2019
If you feel so strongly and have proof that it is detrimental to your daughter...file a motion with the court...
Can I legally take the dog and not get arrested? He originally paid for him... he's not registered... I pay for all the vet bills toys and food. I care for the dog. The only thing he has with his name on it was when we bought the dog, the papers to register him, but he never was. Can he have... View More
answered on Jul 13, 2019
This not a criminal law question; this is a civil matter...sounds like the dog is a gift.
We are moving half a mile down the street from our current home. Do I have to legally file this with the court or just notify him? How long do I have to notify him?
answered on Jul 12, 2019
You don't outline any reasons why you would need to notify your ex about your address...if you have minor children with the ex, it would be another matter...If you are required to notify him of an address change, I would suggest that you file a change of address with the Court and send him a copy...
And I don’t have the means for a lawyer.
answered on Jul 11, 2019
You are entitled to make a claim for alimony based on your need and your husband's ability to pay...child support needs to be paid by him in accordance with the child support guidelines found in Florida Law...Depending on the income of your husband and yourself, he may also be liable for... View More
It was felony drug possession in Mississippi and he completed half his sentence
answered on Jul 11, 2019
It will depend on the State of Mississippi, but my experience tells me that there is a strong likelihood of extradition to Mississippi
I have filed back in 2016 and nothing else been done since i hand delivered paperwork to him, I just had him served formally now and filed motion for default by the court. He refuses to do anything else. Can I still get divorced? It's taking forever and I don't know what to do and am... View More
answered on Jul 10, 2019
You need to set a final hearing with the court and finalize the dissolution of marriage
He's my uncle and I can't find any info on him. Will it say on the DOC when he is going to be put to death
answered on Jul 9, 2019
He appears to be in Union County and still on death row...
answered on Jul 1, 2019
When a bond is revoked, one can always move the court to have a bond given. It will depend heavily on the facts involved and the nature of the revocation...It is not always a start all over again process because the granting of a bond after a revocation is difficult to obtain under the best of... View More
I am not happy at home anymore i'm emotionally unstable and feel i need to live somewhere I am happy and want to be.
answered on Jul 1, 2019
I have some serious concerns about what you are disclosing...I have a number of questions that you need to honestly look at and answer for yourself and maybe with the assistance of a professional...First, you believe that you are emotionally unstable and in need of a change in housing...You should... View More
My ex and i separated in 2011, she filed and was granted child support that year. We got back together in 2014 , i continued to pay child (even though we lived together) we separated AGAIN 02/2019. I was now served with Petition for determination of paternity seeking Sole parental responsibility,... View More
answered on Jul 1, 2019
The simple answer is yes: child support is reviewable by the court upon a change of circumstances. Regarding the affidavit, you will have an opportunity to cross examine her...
Minor child lives with them. HE IS 15 and the mother is having a relationship with he cousin.
answered on Jun 28, 2019
See Florida statute 826.04...There are some critical facts missing that may alter the response.
It was my signature
My daughter lives in Orlando, FL. I live in Tennessee and I'm trying to get information to help her.
answered on Jun 25, 2019
I am happy to assist. My office address/phone number is 108 North Magnolia Avenue, Seventh Floor, Ocala, Florida 34475 (352-369-8888 and 352-255-2498)...I represent clients throughout the state of Florida, with over 35 years of experience.
answered on Jun 25, 2019
I have represented clients throughout the State of Florida for more than 35 years (including a stint as a circuit judge in Miami-Dade County); I continue to represent clients in State and Federal Courts on a wide variety of criminal issues. My office is in Ocala, Florida (108 North Magnolia... View More
The child is starting Kindergarten this fall and The school requires that one parent signs saying he/she has legal educational guardianship of the child since they were never married. They cannot BOTH fill this position so my bf agreed to let the mother take the position, however she has already... View More
answered on Jun 25, 2019
Parents should always confer with one another and try to come to a common-sense resolution of their differences...Parents can use the services of mediators, pastors, family members or anyone else that is willing to act as a "go-between." If they cannot agree, either of the parents can... View More
I was used the citation while attending my sons field trip 2 hours from hom so I had to take off work and drive 2 hours to be told my citation wasn’t turned in yet and now I have received a new court date in the mail
answered on Jun 25, 2019
You need to be at the next court date or the Judge will issue a capias for your arrest...
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