Walnut Hill, FL Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

Although it is possible that the judge will order your attorney to keep representing you (it happened to me once), that is not the law and you should expect that the judge will let your attorney out. You always have the option of representing yourself. If your spouse can afford to pay for all or a portion of your attorney's fees, you should go into court and ask the judge to order your spouse to give you some money for an attorney. If your spouse cannot afford to pay any of your attorney's fees and you qualify financially, you may be able to get an attorney for free. You should check with your local courthouse to see if they have a pro bono program. Not all of the counties in Florida have such a program.

How are you able to continue to provide health insurance for your Ex if you are now divorced? Do you pay for a separate policy for her? Almost all employer-provided health insurance policies do not allow Ex-wives to be covered on a family policy. Thus, if you are divorced, you need to determine if your provider allows her on the policy, and if not, you must remove her or you could face financial repayment to your insurer. If you can keep her on the policy, then the pregnancy should be covered.

begin paying through MISDU.. immediately contact them for instructions. Assert that you have always paid directly.. then File a motion in the court to confirm that in the future you will make all payments through MISDU and to show that you already paid all past. As a part of that motion ask for your child support amount to be re-evaluated due to your change in income. You could substantially cut your financial obligations.