Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
My son has just filed divorce after 1 year of marriage. He owned a house before they were married and she only lived in it for 2 months total because they moved out of state for a year. He makes little more than minimum wage but saved and increased his credit score to be a homeowner. She Contributed nothing to it, and doesn't have her name on anything. This morning, he got a restraining order delivered to him. She filed a restraining order, said he had been threatening her and he had to vacate his house immediately. He never threatened her. She has threatened him and he has text to prove it and she has published on Facebook that he physically abused her and 'wishes' she knew someone to show him how it feels. She has children from other relationships and is pregnant supposedly with son's child. We have reasons to doubt. So, they are giving her the house. We have lots of documentation about what she is doing. Lots of texts, messages, and things she has posted on Facebook that shows her hostility and things that contradicts other things she has said. Even son's divorce lawyer says he has never experienced such hostility. She actually hung up on him and threatened Matthew on Facebook and called lawyer a fake lawyer. Will he lose everything just because she is a woman with children?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Most attorneys do not respond to questions from third parties, I included. Your son has an attorney, he should relay on his attorney.
No -- but your son's attorney should handle this -- he or she has the facts
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