Need advice with support order please

[Don1234]

Excuse you but NO the clerk cannot tell her what she needs to do. A clerk cannot give advice. The clerk will tell her to hire an attorney.

Yes the clerk can. When I needed to file for a review of my CS, I went to the court house, told the clerk I wanted to file, and she handed me the proper form. When I wanted to file to change my visitation, I let it be known to the clerk, and she handed me the proper form. When my ex wife violated the terms of the visitation agreement, I told the clerk that I wanted to file a contempt of court, and she handed me the form. In none of these cases did she give me any legal advice. I told her what I wanted to do and she handed me the forms.

ChiGirl82 needs to go to the courts and fill out the paper work to file an appeal. I do not know how it works in FL, but I was letting her know how it works in VA and may work in FL. In VA and as I already stated, the clerk has preprinted forms. If we were to file for a civil claim in small claims, a name change, a contempt of court, or for visitation, etc, all we have to do is ask the clerk for the proper forms to do so. They hand us the form... Nothing else. They say nothing else. They give no legal advice. They only hand us preprinted form to do what we told them we wanted to do.

 

[Ohiogal]

Yes the clerk can. When I needed to file for a review of my CS, I went to the court house, told the clerk I wanted to file, and she handed me the proper form. When I wanted to file to change my visitation, I let it be known to the clerk, and she handed me the proper form. When my ex wife violated the terms of the visitation agreement, I told the clerk that I wanted to file a contempt of court, and she handed me the form. In none of these cases did she give me any legal advice. I told her what I wanted to do and she handed me the forms.

ChiGirl82 needs to go to the courts and fill out the paper work to file an appeal. I do not know how it works in FL, but I was letting her know how it works in VA and may work in FL. In VA and as I already stated, the clerk has preprinted forms. If we were to file for a civil claim in small claims, a name change, a contempt of court, or for visitation, etc, all we have to do is ask the clerk for the proper forms to do so. They hand us the form... Nothing else. They say nothing else. They give no legal advice. They only hand us preprinted form to do what we told them we wanted to do.

Don, deleting your thread gives you NO credibility. Don't expect to be helped at all here again.

 

[TheGeekess]

Yes the clerk can. When I needed to file for a review of my CS, I went to the court house, told the clerk I wanted to file, and she handed me the proper form. When I wanted to file to change my visitation, I let it be known to the clerk, and she handed me the proper form. When my ex wife violated the terms of the visitation agreement, I told the clerk that I wanted to file a contempt of court, and she handed me the form. In none of these cases did she give me any legal advice. I told her what I wanted to do and she handed me the forms.

ChiGirl82 needs to go to the courts and fill out the paper work to file an appeal. I do not know how it works in FL, but I was letting her know how it works in VA and may work in FL. In VA and as I already stated, the clerk has preprinted forms. If we were to file for a civil claim in small claims, a name change, a contempt of court, or for visitation, etc, all we have to do is ask the clerk for the proper forms to do so. They hand us the form... Nothing else. They say nothing else. They give no legal advice. They only hand us preprinted form to do what we told them we wanted to do.

Then stop giving OP advice that does not pertain to OP's state.

 

[Silverplum]

Then stop giving OP advice that does not pertain to OP's state.

*Why* is that so difficult for newbs to understand??