I recently served my ex-husband with papers requesting to move from Florida to Texas and he responded. Does Order denying mean I can't move? The Docket does not show the order so I can download it and review it and I have not received anything in the mail.
Probably. Why not download the order and find out?
I moved out of state and my wife filed for divorce with our three children in her custody. I counter petitioned because her papers were mostly blank and didn't feel comfortable responding in any other way. However I did not ask for custody of the children and now I want to fight for them. How... Read more »
File a motion to amend your answer.
Whose lawyer? Yours or the other side? Mandatory disclosure of financial documents is REQUIRED for both parties. The deadlines are within 30 days o the case starting. Therefore, it is very possible that these documents are overdue. Here's the form with the list of all documents required to be... Read more »
I was in the Navy when I married him in 2004. Haven't seen him since 2007. Last email with him was on Feb 18th 2016. I have looked for him on social media, and even paid a site to get information about him. None of the numbers listed are in service and his email is no longer valid. I'm... Read more »
You may try and retain a PI to conduct a location search. It may also be possible for you to dissolve your marriage via service by publication. It would be wise to schedule a consult with one of us divorce attorneys in order to obtain more specific information.
lives out of state. We bought the home for the purpose of living in it when we got married but we used his money that he earned from a cancer benefit prior to marriage. He abandoned me in the Fifth wheel that was originally titled in my name only, which is located on his brothers property, and... Read more »
The home was "signed over" to your sister-in-law but the title was not transferred? What do you mean; it was or it wasn't?
We got married in PR 7 years ago, while I was there we took the paperwork to Pr court to get a divorce but when they call me back to be present I was working here in Fl and wasn't able to go back at that time, case was annulled. I resident here at Florida now for 1 year and want to filed the... Read more »
Yes, if the Puerto Rico divorce didn't result in a final judgment and was dismissed instead, you can file for divorce here in Florida. It may well be possible to do it without your wife being physically present.
I am at the tail end of my divorce but cannot get soon to be ex's attorney to file for final hearing. Everything has been signed and agreed upon since July 2019 and we just need the final hearing for the judge to sign off on. My ex's attorney has been ducking my calls and won't... Read more »
I don't know how they schedule hearings in Osceola County, but in most parts of NW Florida we simply call or send and e-mail to the judge's assistant requesting a hearing date. Be sure to copy the opposing counsel of course, and file a notice of hearing when you have been given the date.
The short answer is never. The long answer is that children are usually not considered mature enough to be able to make adult decisions. One of the factors for determining the timesharing is: The reasonable preference of the child, if the court deems the child to be of sufficient intelligence,... Read more »
Our marriage has been rocky since 2015. Husband called it quits. We tried several more times to make it work but he has called it quits for good. I want a divorce. I am worried he make try to take my home. The home is in only my name. I am in Florida. Thank you
You need to consult with and retain a family law attorney to find out what your rights are. Most JUSTIA attorneys offer a free initial consultation. Contact one of us today and let us know you found us on JUSTIA. Good luck.
Sincerely,
B. Elaine Jones, Esq.
I had an exceptions hearing over the phone, opposing council was allowed to talk and I was not, I was the one that filed for exceptions. I don't understand how that is legal, and when I tried to get a copy of the hearing they said that they weren't recording them? When I asked the judge... Read more »
Of your list of grievances, the only one that seems to be a possible infringement of your rights was the denial of your right to argue on your own behalf. That is a procedural due process right IN GENERAL for pro se litigants in hearings, with some exceptions. Relief for a trial court... Read more »
The magistrate handed down the final judgement but missed a bunch of issues so I filed Exceptions to the ruling. I am a Pro se defendant so I called the courts to ask what to do, I was told write on a paper what you don't agree with, so I did that. I filed the exceptions and the courts said I... Read more »
It appears that, before spending $1,100 on a transcript, you should have invested a few hundred in a conversation with an attorney.
My wife and I have been separated for over 9 years. I had custody of my daughter in texas for over 4 to 5 years due to my daughter being found in the street in fl and being positive for drugs. The department of child services gave me custody. Her mom was able to get her back 2 years ago when she go... Read more »
I don't know what you mean by "Her mom was able to get her back 2 years ago, but I kept her. ". Contact the Texas child services agency and ask them.
I have a mortgage loan with my ex wife. The loan Is With Regions bank. They won't do an assumption or refinance. They told me I have to go through court to have name removed. How do I do that? Property is in chipley, fl
An assumption or refinance are the only options to remove a name from a mortgage.
Im 17 and for the past 5 months ive been receiving verbal and emotional abuse from my mom because im gay thats been messing up my mental and emotional state to the point that sometimes i just wish i wasnt alive and it keeps happening. A few weeks ago my mom jumped on me and choked me so i did call... Read more »
Regarding the "contract" you made with your mother, it's not a valid, enforceable contract (even had you signed a proper signature). Minors do not have the legal capacity to enter into contracts, and even if you were an adult, the contract would not be valid for other reasons.... Read more »
Spouse is demanding some of their items back even though they were not listed on the divorce settlement agreement. Do I have to give any of their stun back?
You need to hire an attorney to review your Martial Settlement Agreement to ensure you are complying with the terms and are not in Contempt.
she is the petitioner, the divorce case is going on for almost about 5 months, now suddenly she files for notice of voluntary dismissal.. does it get granted right away from the court? do i have still option to continue with the same petition? and how long i have time period to file a counter... Read more »
The only way to keep the case going is if you filed a counterpetition. Check the local court rules in your area for the deadline to file the counterpetition. Good luck!
Sorry for the bad news...not a crime against her...you should have left the house
My husband and I originally lived in Saint Johns County during our marriage. My husband moved out and moved to Duval County. I'm worried because all the information I have researched says that I should have filed in the county were I lived or the county were we last lived together as husband... Read more »
No, the divorce isn't invalid. If your husband wanted to argue that it should have been filed in a different county, he should have done so back then.
I am filed already awaiting final hearing date (amongst COVID) but I am up against a military deployment and would like it finalized before I go circa 2 months.
If there are no attorneys involved, call the other party and let him/her know that you would like to request an expedited final hearing from the court. If he/she agrees, call the JA and let her know that you have conferred with the other party and he/she agrees to an expedited hearing due to... Read more »
That, pursuant to the agreement of the parties made
in open court on June 19, 1995, the Plaintiff is hereby
awarded a monetary award in the amount of $5,000.00,
which award is hereby reduced to judgment, with the
requirement that the Plaintiff make no collection... Read more »
Assuming that your wife was the plaintiff, and further assuming that you haven't paid it yet, yes, you owe it.
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