Please i really need help. My soon to be ex husband used to work as a law enforcement for the last 15 years. He suffers from extreme ADHD which got him retired, even though he is been treated, he has problems sleeping, controlling his anger,and with concentration. My girls hate being with him,and... Read more »
You need to consult with and retain a family law attorney to assist you in whatever motions or pleadings that need to be filed. Most JUSTIA attorneys offer a free initial consultation. Contact one of us today and let us know that you found us on JUSTIA. Good luck.
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i understand that i can do most of the paperwork for our divorce via email however, i need to know how to get her signature notarized in a manner that is legal in the state of Florida.
You do not mention what you are having notarized. Different entities have different requirements. Generally speaking, the foreign equivalent of our notary will be accepted.
Normally a motion to intervene is filed by the department of revenue to address child support issues. It does not change whether you are divorced or not.
we use to talk but I guess numbers have changed again. Before when numbers changed I knew where she lived but now I have no way to get ahold of her and it has been 6 months
And what do you want to know? Do you have to continue paying child support? Yes.
It is not. The family court only has jurisdiction under a dissolution of marriage matter to change your name back to your previous name. If you want to change your first name, you will need to file a petition for name change. Good luck!
Property was inherited from decreased parent.
You should mention it in your court filings. If you cannot agree, in the context of your Florida dissolution case, as to the disposition of the property, it may be necessary to ask a Puerto Rican court to adjudicate title to the property.
Spouse filled out the worksheet and it seems very wacky. Somehow he calculated it as $60 bucks per kid. He makes about 6K a month and I make about 9K. He will have them for the weekends, though they rarely go over (they are teenagers) would rather hang with friends. I pay health insurance of about... Read more »
You should have discovered to each other your financial affidavit. This document will show his and your net income. Once you have a financial affidavit and an idea of how many days per wee/month each of you will have the children among other factors, you can calculate child support amount using the... Read more »
Husband agreed that the house is mine. The paperwork is not finalized. Can I re-fi the house?
You can but while you are still married the other party will need to sign off on the closing. You can refinance in your own name but he will need to sign a quit claim deed regarding title to the property.
During early years of the marriage I found my self unemployed. I went back to college, in doing so, I racked up a bunch of student loans some which are paid off some which are not, maybe like 20K. He does not want to share the burden as he stated they are "mine" however, with my annual Social... Read more »
The issue is not if you were working but rather was the debt acquired during the marriage. You would need to obtain documentation to show when they were acquired.
I have discovered that my spouse has been sending thousands of dollars to a certificate at the bank that I do not have access. I can just see the money leaving. I asked him about it (after the financial affidavit) was submitted, and it was not listed as an asset for anybody. I called the bank, and... Read more »
This will need to be addressed at mediation and/or trial. There are a lot of factors that need to be considered. Where is the money that is being deposited coming from? Is the money truly for the benefit of the child? Is your husband the only person who has control over the account?... Read more »
It is best to get the child support ordered by the Court for many reasons. Use the Florida Child Support Calculator available on-line at www.floridachildsupportcalculator.com/ and calculate how much child support will be and ask that your husband pay that amount while your divorce is pending.... Read more »
If you want to file for a divorce I would just do that and let child support be handled in the divorce.
The non profit was also supported by marital funds to cover standing bills such as storage units and marketing
If it's a non-profit corporation, it's not "owned" by you or anyone else.
What kind of additional information or correction can I submit to my case before it is finalized?
Simply file an amended financial affidavit. Good luck.
Also stopped paying utility bill. Can I file contempt or what other type of filing can I use to notify judge?
A person can be held in contempt of court if he/she violates a previous order specifically directing him/her not to do a certain thing but does it anyway. Was there a previous order directing him/her not to do these things? Otherwise, why would he/she needs your permission to remove their name off... Read more »
They have been separated for almost 20 years. And we have no idea where he is. Can she still get a divorce with out us knowing where he is. / With out his signature. And how would we go about doing that?
Yes, it is called a divorce by publication. Schedule a consultation with a local lawyer who can guide you through the process.
My ex wife has her masters degree and since the divorce she has been working. Probably making around 40-50K a year plus the $4k I give her a month in alimony. She sold the house, I gave her the equity and she downsized. Is there anyway for me to get out of lifetime alimony ? She is in a better... Read more »
You need to read your divorce decree (marital settlement agreement) to see if your alimony is modifiable. If yes then you can return to court for a modification. You will also have an opportunity to modify when you retire.
We have two girls one autistic i receive ssi for her
I’m not completely sure I understand your question but if you are filling out a form and it asks for who resides in the home you want to be sure to answer it truthfully. I would suggest contacting and attorney though to ask your question so it can be answered fully because it could depend on what... Read more »
I'm filing for divorce. My husband is not a biological father of my child that was recently born. He knows that and already signed affidavit of non-paternity. He is willing to get divorce as much as I do. We don't have assets or debt to divide. The lawyer suggested not to mention the child in... Read more »
You will need to mention any minor child that was born during the marriage. Therefore, you must include your newborn child. Your spouse will then need to file a petition to disestablish paternity (which should be done in the same divorce proceedings). I suggest you consult with a divorce attorney... Read more »
My soon to be ex husband begged to file tax return jointly in January as soon as he got his tax documents. I expressed I didnt trust him, and that he would steal money from me. He told me I was crazy psycho for thinking that. He sent a written email stating he would write a check for 50% of our tax... Read more »
No, it doesn't sound right. You filed a joint return, you are entitled to a portion of the refund. The joint return is marital property. You should consult with an attorney since he has one. Your attorney can see to it that you are treated fairly and equitably. Good luck!
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