Category Archives: Child Custody
Can I Get Past Due Child Support In Florida If My Child Is Now An Adult?
The general rule in Florida is that child support payments end when a child reaches the age of eighteen. However, suppose a parent who was ordered to pay child support has been running away from their responsibility. In that case, the parent who is to receive child support maintains the right to collect “child… Read More »
Appealing A Florida Child Custody/Timesharing Ruling In Florida
Florida courts usually do their best to make timesharing decisions in the best interest of the child. However, sometimes, mistakes happen. As a parent in the state of Florida, you have the legal right to appeal a child custody/timesharing judgment if you disagree with the court’s decision. In Florida, the window to request an… Read More »
Can A Parent Get Sole Parental Responsibility Of Their Child In Florida?
According to Florida Statute 61.13, it is the public policy of the state of Florida that every minor child has frequent and continuing contact with both their parents even after their parents decide to divorce or separate. It is the public policy of Florida to encourage parents to share the rights, responsibilities, and joys… Read More »
