Do actions matter in FL courts?

[bbloves]

I was just wondering if actions matter? So far, I have been seperated since June 1, my husband and his mother plotted and planned this without telling me, took $10,000 from our $14,000 savings account, then moved out 2 days later, makes $73,000 to my $34,000 and has cut me off, not paying any of OUR bills, mortgage, credit card, anything and is only giving me $200 per month for our child, has a girlfriend that he is already bringing around my child, is at this moment on a lavish vacation to puerto rico, and his lawyer has denied my lawyers request to hear the case with the Magistrate....my lawyer doesn't have any idea why....his lawyer doesn't return any calls or communicate. I found out his lawyer is a psyco who works out of her house and has already been disiplined by the bar in the past.....I can't imagine what him and his family are plotting. Meanwhile, I take care of my child mon-fri, have been taking him for his testing for special needs, spend days at his school to support him, am paying all of our bills with money my friends and family are giving me to get by, taking my child school shopping paying it by myself, paying for all of the doctor visits, and pretty much being victimized by my husband and his family.

Do FL courts even care about this behavior? I have my temp support/custody hearing in 2 months.

Thanks

[Attorney Howard Iken]

Yes, the courts definitely care. And yes, all of those things "count."


But your lawyer will have to prove everything. If you have a difficult or mean opposing attorney, your attorney must rise to the occasion and become aggressive. Of course - being aggressive costs money. You and your attorney must balance what you do with what you can afford.

You will want to put a lot of effort into the upcoming hearing. The temporary relief hearings are extremely important.

Attorney Howard Iken