I want to know if I can move from miami with my son without my sons fathet taking me to court
answered on Feb 23, 2017
Does he have time sharing? Does he support the child? Usually you need consent or court order. Relocation is a complex process. If your ex has time with the child, he could object to your moving. In that case, you must go to court. You can move anywhere, but not your children. You should... View More 
answered on Feb 23, 2017
Yes, unless she was married to someone else when she married you.
He is suppose to pay 220 a month for both and he wasnt paying so i spoke to child support enforcement and they made it to where his employer pays 50.77 a week but he is still behind by like two or three months and he isnt filing taxes to avoid them takinf it out of there.... On our court order we... View More
answered on Feb 22, 2017
Call Child Support Enforcement. They can help. You are using them anyway. You can't use them and a lawyer. One or the other.
Like could he take my child without my permission. Also I gave him 2 months of chances to sign it but he refused.
answered on Feb 21, 2017
He has rights, but he has to pursue them legally, through the courts.
Is there a basic US data base for these transactions, or is it state based? If I have no recall of date or place because my ex filed the divorce, how can I obtain a proof document? Thank you!
answered on Feb 21, 2017
Which county in Florida? It is possible to search records in the county of the divorce, through archives. It can be searched through the names of the parties.
Spouse told me he is designating the IRA be used for children's education when grandma had promised to provide money for college.
A 4 month old daughter and since I left there dad now he doesn't help me at all haven't helped me for months since I won't take him back how does this process work and how long does it take?
Current order in affect for 6 years
answered on Feb 14, 2017
Yes. If someone applied for governmental assistance.
My grandfather states that it is in his will that my father can live in the home until he(my father) dies. The home is owned outright by me and my grandfather joint tenancy with full rights of survivorship. I have never seen this will; and want to know if this is something he might just be saying... View More
answered on Feb 9, 2017
It sounds like he gave your Father a life estate pursuant to his share of the home. If you really want your father out when your grandfather passes, you will have to get involved with litigation.
My fiance said he filed back in November 2016 does it take 5 months?
answered on Feb 9, 2017
You have to check with Georgia, as well as Florida. Hopefully he is publishing in the right places.
My son has my last name at the moment and only my signature on the birth certificate.
answered on Feb 9, 2017
No. There is a legal process to be followed for a legal name change and he is not following it.
We have a child support case but nothing else there is no sole custody but she hasn't let me see them routinely
answered on Feb 9, 2017
No, that is not enforceable. You need to get a petition filed for time sharing, so that you have a court order, to protect your rights. You should hire a lawyer to do that for you.
where can I get affordable representation for sole custody of my child... CPS said investigation was inconclusive.
answered on Feb 2, 2017
Please call me later this afternoon. 954-776-2320. I want to help you.
Hello. I completed DNA for myself, sister, and father and the result was far from what i expected. My father is not biologically related to me. I am in the process of getting my sister in by using the Haitian reunification program. My father has his green card which he obtained from my filling.... View More
answered on Jan 31, 2017
You need to speak with an attorney who specializes in immigration.
after an auto accident I was near death for months,tied down out of my head.37 years later a set of triplets on the west coast contacted me with a DNA test that says I am their father they look like mine too. do I have any responsibility?
answered on Jan 31, 2017
If they knew where you were all these years and never pursued this or if they knew or should have known that you could have been the father and never pursued it, you may have a laches defense (which is similar to a statute of limitations statute). You need to speak with and/or hire a family law... View More
Refused to let me see her she is now 18 and daughter wants to come love with me will they let me
answered on Jan 31, 2017
Depends on her disability and what the prior order says. Generally, she is an adult now, so it shouldn't matter, unless her disabilities deem her mentally incapable.
THE JUDGE SAID SHE HAVE TO PAY 100$ BOND BUT SHE HAVE A IMMIGRATION HOLD BECAUSE SHE DIDNT APPLY FOR RESIDENCY BUT SHES MARRIED TO A US CITIZEN
THERE IS ANY WAY TO GET HER OUT FROM PRISON?
answered on Jan 31, 2017
You need to contact an immigration attorney who also handles criminal defense.
answered on Jan 31, 2017
Each case is decided on a case by case basis. If you are allegedly abusing or neglecting your children or allowing others to do so, then yes, they can.
There was a restraining order filed against him, but then he requested to have it terminated once he finished the domestic violence class. The termination was granted and then for the divorce, he was granted to get her every other weekend. And I don't find that safe at all. He says he learned... View More
answered on Jan 31, 2017
No attorney can properly answer with question without many, many more details. If a judge already ruled, it is not up to me to decide if that was the "right decision." You should have had an attorney with you at that hearing. I wish you the best.
I am on Social Security Disability only and had to move out of my marital home which I jointly own, and now I'm payment $850 a month for rent and only receive $1090.00 per month. I have had no maintenance from him at all, and every time I ask my current attorney about this, she says it has to... View More
answered on Jan 23, 2017
Most attorneys require payment up front. It is probably best to stay with the attorney you have and try to work it out.
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