Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: child support

Contact an attorney or the court and either should be able to assist you.

Re: child support

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You will probably need to file a motion with the appropriate court to terminate the child support. If you are paying it yourself directly to your wife, I would stop the payments but keep enough money on hand in case the court should somehow rule against you.

I would strongly suggest that you retain an attorney to work with you on this matter. The attorney will be able to expedite the matter and help resolve it in the fastest possible manner.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: child support

depends on court order