Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
Currently paying child support for 16 year old who I have no basic rights or visitation with. The 16 year old is employed (and if necessary - child's mother has not reported income to DCF - should it be reported?) The mother does not include me in any decisions regarding the child or her well-being, and actually moved child out-of-state and did not discuss with me. It's also been almost a year since I've had visitation or a conversation with the child. Basically I continue paying support so my licenses will not be suspended. Do I have any course of action to stop child support payments at this time?
3 Answers from Attorneys
No. The issues you raise have no bearing on child support.
If you were in court- not DOR you should support this to the court by Motin and request the child be returned to Florida.
You have to pay support until the child emancipates at age 18. Contact my office for free consultation 727-446-7659
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