Child support is always modifiable until the child turns 18 or emancipates. She can go back to court for a modification regardless of what the parenting plan says.

Probably, yes.

I believe that the Florida court is obligated, under the U.S. Constitution, to give full faith and credit to the decree of the courts of the other state.

Yes of course you do. You should attend every hearing that involves your child's custody or support. It shows the court that you are really interested and care about your case. Even if the Department of Revenue is bringing the contempt motion, you should be there because it affects you and... View More

What do you mean "sperm donor"? If you mean a random man with whom you had sex, no, there is no such law.

You can search online for a free florida child support calculator. It will require each of your current net incomes and health insurance costs for each parent and the remaining child. You can then calculate the child support for one child instead of two.

No. Regardless of what the situation is with your ex not having a drivers license you cannot lawfully disobey the existing custody order--unless and until the judge changes it. So instead of dreaming up all the negative possibilities that might occur if your ex starts driving on her suspended... View More

FYI, in Florida, all fathers are legally responsible for the well-being of their own children. That means the child support you pay to your ex-wife is for the benefit of YOUR child only. It also means that any new child support your ex-wife may get from the father of her new child is for the... View More

You should ask the person who is prosecuting the case (DOR?). Sometimes you need to be there and other times you do not.

The sate collection effort does not involve you; why? Because Florida is collecting old support due to your mother, not to you. However, it may be possible for your mother to intercede and tell the Florida Department of Revenue that she no longer wants Florida to prosecute your father; and tell... View More

You need to go to court so that the judge or hearing officer can resolve the conflict.

Alimony is based on one party's need and the other party's ability to pay, as well as the length of the marriage. Where you live is not a specific factor. Child support is based on each parent's net income. The number of overnights that the child spends with each parent is also a... View More

First of all, if you feel your life is being threatened, you should go to the courthouse ASAP and file for a restraining order. You should then make contact with a divorce attorney to schedule a consultation and obtain advise specific to your situation.

If it's a Puerto Rican child support order, you should ask this question in Justia › Ask a Lawyer › Puerto Rico › Child Support ›.

You are always going to share your children with the mother. If you want to alter the timesharing schedule then you need to return to court on a Petition for Modification. There you can explain to the court why the schedule should be changed.

You must timely file a response to the petition, regardless of the incorrect name. If there's no way the named person can be the child's father, you would indicate that in your response. It is best for you to have an attorney representing you on this, especially since the other side has... View More

File a motion and bring witnesses to court to prove your allegations.

Yes, in general. It's called child support.

Yes.

Assuming that there is a current court order on timesharing, you must go to court in order to move to another state. As part of the modification child support will be recalculated. You will need to show the court that the move is in the best interests of the child.