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Writ of Bodily Attachment Florida

A writ of bodily attachment in Florida is a court order issued to compel compliance with legal obligations, often related to civil contempt or injunction when other methods, such as wage garnishment or imputed income for child support payments in Florida have been rendered ineffective. This legal tool, also called a

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Imputed income child support florida
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Imputed Income Child Support Florida

Our family law attorney team helps clients navigate complex issues like imputed income for child support in Florida. When the non-custodial parent attempts to hide income or is voluntarily underemployed, the court imputes income based on their earning capacity or actual earnings using evidence such as pay stubs and tax

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Can Mother Cancel Child Support Florida
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Can Mother Cancel Child Support Florida

If you’re wondering, “Can mother cancel child support in Florida?” the answer depends on several factors related to Florida child support law. A Florida child support order is a legal obligation that the child’s parent, typically the non-custodial parent, must adhere to. Florida courts will order child support in any

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How Far Behind in Child Support Before a Warrant is Issued in Florida
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How Far Behind in Child Support Before a Warrant is Issued in Florida

In Florida, child support obligations are taken very seriously, and Florida law provides strict guidelines for child support enforcement. A warrant for arrest can be issued if a non-custodial parent falls significantly behind on child support payments. Generally, the threshold for child support enforcement actions, including the issuance of a

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Is Child Support Taxable in Florida
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Is Child Support Taxable in Florida?

To answer, “Is child support taxable?”, child support payments are not considered taxable income for the receiving parent, nor are they tax deductible for the paying parent. When handling your tax return, it’s crucial to understand that payments made under a court order do not need to be reported as

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If I Make $1000 a Week How Much Child Support Do I Pay
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If I Make $1000 a Week, How Much Child Support Do I Pay

Those ordered to pay child support in Florida often ask, “If I make $1,000 a week, how much child support do I pay?” or other similar questions related to child support calculations. If you make $1,000 a week, how much child support are you expected to pay in Florida? Do you have

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Learning to Co-Parent After a Divorce

Creating a safe, healthy environment (or two, really) for your child or children is important, especially when they spend time in two different homes. The term co-parent is being tossed about more and is more accepted, but it is still difficult to come up with a good set of guidelines

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Joint Custody Child Support in Florida

Child custody and child support seem to have a connection. In some ways, they do, but in an important way, they do not. As a parent, it is important for you to understand how they relate and how they are different. You could find yourself in a bad situation if

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Does child support include college expenses?

Child support is a massive aspect of divorce. You need to understand what an arrangement covers and get a fair plan. One question you may ask is if child support pays for college tuition. According to College Tuition Compare, Florida students pay $3,891 for in-state residency and $15,494 for out-of-state.

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