You need to read your agreement carefully. He is not "off the hook." However, if the agreement says he pays the daycare directly and the daycare closed then he can argue that he does not have to pay. You may need to go back to court for clarification or enforcement. What he did or is... View More

To get a divorce, you need an attorney here in Florida, who can consult with an attorney in Germany about the German laws. The German lawyer can better advise you about the law in Germany and which jurisdiction would more likely award an enforceable custody decree. It's a complex matter of... View More

The law in Florida is that the oldest (first born) children take precedence. For example, if you are calculating FL child support and the MN child was born first then the amount that you are paying in MN would be a deduction in the FL calculation. I cannot answer regarding MN law.

SS received directly by the child will reduce your child support obligation. However, it may not be as simple as subtracting it from the calculated amount. Look for a free consultation with a local family lawyer.

First suggestion is to get an experienced family law attorney to guide you through process. Family law rules are built around premise that full disclosure is a requirement. How that occurs are through various legal mechanisms beyond the scope of this general question and answer forum.

If an Indiana court has ordered the father to pay child support, it would be up to that court to modify the support order, if that court finds that child support should be modified. In the mean time, the person to whom the support is payable can contact the Florida Department of Revenue to assist... View More

Chances are “yes” unless a provision was added to most recent law for the 2nd stimulus check exempting those who have child support arrears.

Re-open the divorce proceedings and file an emergency motion to amend custody agreement.

File in Florida. If you are going to use a state agency, which I recommend, because Florida is the child’s home state. Ultimately, they may coordinate with Pennsylvania to institute an action there for convenience.

Si el padre a sido estblecido como el padre legal y visita al nino, aunque no pague la manutencion no lo puedes quitar de los documentos legales del nino. Si el a abandonado al nino y no lo ve ni lo mantiene, entonces es posible quitarle los derechos de padre por abandono. No es un proceso simple y... View More

You have to be able to prove that he is working, or that he is spending money on vacations and trips so that the court can calculate the income he has based on the amounts of money he is spending. If you are only having hearings in child support enforcement court, you must remember that the... View More

Not sure what you mean by what happens. You can expect that the mother is going to be seeking what the law allows which is 2 years of support prior to filing her petition for child support plus support going forward. Both parents' income will be used to calculate the proper amount of support... View More

Most attorneys have never purchased the packet from the court. In order to get better advice you might want to list the names of the documents you received. For custody and child support, you would normally need the Petition to Determine Paternity, UCCJEA, Financial Affidavit, plus any specific... View More

The child support should have stopped accruing when the adoptions became final. It appears that the child support agency (Department of Revenue if it's in Florida) may owe him money which shouldn't have been deducted.

You need to respond to the letter. You will have the opportunity to show proof of your payments. She will need to prove that child is in daycare. Do not ignore the letter.

Good luck.

The chances are that the court will treat the motion to contest as also a motion to modify.

I’m not sure if your case is still pending or if your case has concluded. However, you can reach out to an attorney for a consultation and explain your legal issue more in-depth. Good Luck!

Why don't you ask an agency in Puerto Rico? This has nothing to do with Florida law.

Your local jurisdiction should have a department that deals with child support enforcement. Find out who that is and contact them. There is no charge for their help.

Good luck.

In Florida, you can go to court where either parent lives or the child lives. If you are trying to modify the NY order you will need to domesticate the NY order. That means filing a certified copy of the original order in the new jurisdiction that you want to use. NY continues to have jurisdiction... View More