Depending on what your parenting plan/final judgment on the matter states, you may want to consider pursuing a contempt/enforcement action. You should consult with an attorney as to all of your options based on your last order on the matter. In the meantime, you may want to consider contacting law... View More

To terminate/non-renew a month-to-month lease, a 15 day notice of non-renewal must be properly served on the tenant. This means that such notice to terminate or non-renew a month-to-month tenancy must be served at least 15 days prior to the end of the monthly period. All the best.

As a starting point you need to review your parenting plan and/or final judgment as to what was ordered or agreed to when it comes to summer camp and whether you treated summer camp as an extra-curricular activity and then look at how you agreed or were ordered to split the extra-curricular costs.... View More

I suggest that you first review your lease with the tenants regarding such access to the premises. If there is no written lease or the lease is silent on the matter, I suggest that you then refer to the language of Section 83.53 of the Florida Statutes which does authorize you to access the... View More

You need to first review your lease as to Landlord's responsibilities for the repairs. If the repair is something that is the Landlord's responsibility pursuant to the lease or in the event the lease is silent on the matter, the Florida Statutes, (Section 83.51 of the Florida Statutes),... View More

You need to pursue a Motion for Contempt/Enforcement. You should consult with an attorney on this matter as well as on whether a modification may be warranted. All the best.

If your tenant has failed to pay you rent and there is no written lease, then your tenant is considered a month to month tenant and you may either serve him with a 3 day day notice to pay rent or, if you simply wish to terminate the tenancy, then you may serve your tenant with a 15 day notice of... View More

No, until they are adults (18 years old) they have no say in where they get to live; having said that, the Court is more likely to hear the preference of older children than younger ones. However, even when the Court considers the child's preference, it is just one of many factors that the... View More

Since you are not married to the father of your daughter, then by default you have all the right to your child and as such may move without permission from and notice to the father. However, if the father files an action for paternity within 6 months of your move, you may be ordered to return the... View More

No, that expense is not included when guideline child support is established. However, parents may reach a different agreement on child support and then seek ratification of the same by the Court.

It depends on how the property was owned; there are different types of joint ownership. I suggest that you have an attorney review your deed and advise you accordingly. All the best.

Where every parent has a legal obligation to financially support their child, when it comes to time-sharing, it is the best interest of the child standard that controls. The fact that the father is paying child support, does not mean that he will automatically get a 50/50 arrangement or even... View More

If the tenant fails to move out after the lease terminates on 11/9, then you should file an action to evict a holdover tenant. You should consult with a landlord/tenant attorney on the specifics and to ensure that you have complied with all the prerequisites. All the best.

Yes, your son should be able to front the costs and then get reimbursed accordingly. However, I urge you to consult with a probate attorney in the County where the probate will be commenced so that the will can be reviewed and a more specific response can be provided on all the related matters... View More

Pursuant to Section 61.30(17) of the Florida Statutes, "[i]n an initial determination of child support, whether in a paternity action, dissolution of marriage action, or petition for support during the marriage, the court has discretion to award child support retroactive to the date when the... View More

If they never signed a lease, then they are on a month-to-month tenancy. You either have to give them a 3 day notice for non-payment of rent, if that is the case, or provide them with a 15 day notice of non-renewal/lease termination prior to the next lease period (provided they pay you rent on a... View More

You should pursue a supplemental petition to modify child support. Any modification of your child support would be retroactive to the date you filed your supplemental action for modification. All the best.

No, per the Florida's intestate statute, you and your brother would inherit your father's estate. Refer to Section 732.103 of the Florida Statutes. However, this applies to property that is left in your father's name only. It would serve your interests to consult with a probate... View More

If you were never married to the mother of your son, then by default the mother has all the rights to time-sharing and all decision-making authority. In order for you to have "rights" to your son, you should pursue an action for paternity. All the best.

There is no age when a child can decide on his or her time-sharing arrangement. The child's preference is just one of the factors that the Court considers when time-sharing is at issue. Typically, the preference of older children carries more weight with the Court but that is just one of the... View More