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Should be ok, but how are you going to buy a plane ticket?
A child with the same parents is called a sibling (a brother or a sister). If the timesharing order somehow doesn't include that child, the order should be amended.
My court order only states that the Memorial Day weekend is with mother and the Labor Day weekend is with father. Memorial Day weekend falls on my daughter father weekend. But my order doesn’t give exact details on when I can pick my daughter up it only say mother have Memorial Day weekend. So I... Read more »
File a motion with the court, seeking clarification.
Im ready to throw in the towel and give my rights up to my current dcf case ( family first network ), meanwhile me and my current boyfriend live together and thats who im pregnant for now. I want to know if theres a way to give my rights up to him to the baby im carrying now at the hospital without... Read more »
Ask your public defender these questions.
No, assuming that she filed in Florida, you need an attorney licensed to practice in Florida.
was done. Due to COVID 19 I can work remote now and I am thinking maybe to relocate to FL to be closer to my kids. Can I request or get more parenting time if I originally had it move the kids before the moved? Also will child support be recalculated based on the new time?
Yes, you can ask the Georgia court to revise the custody and child support.
I got my ex girlfriend pregnant, she moved to Florida for less than a year to be with me, left when we broke up(months) back to Rhode Island and was pregnant. Can I build a case so she would have to move to Florida so i can be in my kids life? I am not on birth certificate
No, I really doubt that you could prevail on that one. If you want visitation with the child you will probably have to move to Florida or be prepared to travel here from time to time.
I got my ex girlfriend pregnant, she moved to Florida for less than a year to be with me, left when we broke up(months) back to Rhode Island and was pregnant. Can I build a case so she would have to move to Florida so i can be in my kids life? I am not on birth certificate
Although you cannot make mom return, you can ask the court to order for the child to move here and for you to be the majority timesharing parent. This is not as easy as it sounds, but it is your best bet when compared to trying to get mom to move here. Unfortunately, you will need to seek this... Read more »
her mother hasnt called or seen her in exactly one year what can I do? Especially if she just shows up one day wanting to see her. I want her rights revoked for abandonment if possible.
You should consult with a family law attorney to find out what your options are. If you have some way of proving that she hasn't seen the child for a year that would be helpful toward your goal. If not, I suggest you start keeping a calendar just for the purpose of documenting the weekends... Read more »
& acting Father. We were never separated. The Kids are now 4 & 5 with no involvement from the other man who said from day 1 he wanted nothing to do with them (we live in Fl, he lives in San Antonio Texas). Can he now come back & file a petition for paternity?
Yes, but why would he? It's not likely that he would be awarded custody, and he would probably be required to pay child support.
My brother is 16 he’ll be 17 in June but my stepdad recently went to jail for sexual assault on minors and my mother has custody of my brothers now and lives in her own place. They are still married so DCF agreed to them living with her and she’s planning on canceling all the bills for the... Read more »
DCF has jurisdiction here; the cops can do nothing except take your brother (and you?) to DCF.
divorce end of Match 2020. Our son called up his dad and asked to live with him as he was unhappy with his chores. He lives in Orlando. We live in St. Augustine(over 2 hours away). His dad came and picked him up 2 days ago. I didn't want to fight with them(abuse in relationship, scared).... Read more »
If you cannot reach a resolution with the father then your only remedy is to go to court. It is unlikely in the divorce that the court would split up three children. However, you will both have a timesharing schedule defining when the children are with each of you. If he filed for divorce and then... Read more »
Hello. I am a 15 year old boy living in Orlando. My parents are not together. I live with my mom while my dad lives in Miami. For about a year now, my stepdad's parents have been living with us, turning my and my mom's lives unhappy. For awhile I have thought about living with my dad, but... Read more »
You should have a conversation with both parents and let them know how you feel and what you believe is in your best interest. At 15, if your parents were going through a divorce, a Court would want to know who you want to live with. If your dad wants you to live with him, and he can accommodate... Read more »
Step daughters mother has a history of abuse. We have just received evidence that SD (14) is in a highly inappropriate relationship with her mother's boyfriend's adult son (in his mid 20s). We will be contacting the police as well as DCF, but we would like to keep SD safe from her... Read more »
No, you probably cannot take custody of the child prior to the authorities becoming involved. You didn't say whether there is a custody order in place; were the child's parents divorced?
My case is a shelter hearing took place and now I'm waiting 40 Days for arraignment and to take it to trial. They have taken my child with the statements of an ex who we are in a nasty custody battle and a investigator who did not administer a drug screen properly nor investigate the whole... Read more »
No, of course not.
How do you expect the Florida courts to keep up with all the traffic when most of the court staff is in lockdown ordered by the governor? But the Good news is that you have plenty of extra time to think up your story and plot your defense. Right?
I am no longer on drugs or in a violent relationship. Would they still be able to terminate solely based on a prior termination?
This is a very very important question that CANNOT be answered online. You should make an appointment with a Florida lawyer who has represented other mothers in your situation.
10 month old baby and 4 year old are trying to be taken out of state without my permission We have no court order but i signed both birth certificates and have been apart of my children’s life actively
Why is she moving out of state, job opportunity, family support to allow her to go back to school/work? If you decide to file a court action, the prevailing standard is "best interest of the child." If she is trying to better herself through better employment or educational opportunities,... Read more »
Take legal action for what?
One of my good friends had to surrender her rights to her 3 children a few years ago (I think it was due to medical neglect and a history of PTSD that she hadn't done anything about) she is pregnant again and is fearful that they will take her baby from her. She has since then made amazing... Read more »
Laws are different from state to state. Why don't you ask this question in Justia > Ask a Lawyer > Georgia?
Not including car spending $112 on groomingp
"Car spending" and "grooming" are not assets. Those are expenses.
Regardless, if the financial affidavit is sworn to, intentionally lying on the affidavit constitutes a crime. My suggestion is to seek a family law attorney's advice and hire them to properly respond to discovery.
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