Only want to file once, can't get a straight answer

[kirby179]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Florida

My wife and I have been married since 6/27/04, and separate since 12/21/05. Our minor child has been adopted by her maternal great aunt (wife's aunt) since 04/08, but she (wife) has had another minor child with her current boyfriend as of 01/08. This child has his bio father listed on his birth certificate. We are both amicably seeking a divorce so that she can marry the bio father of her current minor child, and so that I can, well, not be married to her anymore.

1. In Florida, what dissolution of marriage form should I use, and why?

2. Is there any way to avoid unintended consequences such as a Title IV-D state-opened child support case seeing as I am initiating a legal procedure admitting what will appear to be a minor child arising from the marriage?

 

[TinkerBelleLuvr]

For the new baby to have the biological father on the BC means that she had to have LIED at the hospital.

Your divorce is NOT a DIY project. There is a child of the marriage.

 

[Gracie3787]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Florida

My wife and I have been married since 6/27/04, and separate since 12/21/05. Our minor child has been adopted by her maternal great aunt (wife's aunt) since 04/08, but she (wife) has had another minor child with her current boyfriend as of 01/08. This child has his bio father listed on his birth certificate. We are both amicably seeking a divorce so that she can marry the bio father of her current minor child, and so that I can, well, not be married to her anymore.

1. In Florida, what dissolution of marriage form should I use, and why?

2. Is there any way to avoid unintended consequences such as a Title IV-D state-opened child support case seeing as I am initiating a legal procedure admitting what will appear to be a minor child arising from the marriage?

I agree with Ginny, you really need an attorney.