Clermont, FL Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

Yes. You can file for divorce if you have lived in California for at least six months and in your county for at least three months. If he is gone there are ways to serve him by mail or publication. See a good family law attorney or a paralegal who is familiar with family law

I he is not on title, he has no visible legal interest. If you are still married there is an argument that community income went to pay for the house and the cars. He has the right to give his community interest away in his will. Not enough facts for an answer. Get a divorce and have all property issues settled.

A judge signed your agreed order, otherwise there would be no final order of divorce. His remarriage does not impact maintenance. Nor do his reasons for agreeing on what ultimately became an order. You need to follow the order to the letter. If he is not paying what he was ordered to pay make a motion for contempt re failure to pay maintenance/support. He has no obligation to help you. He should be taking the children at the times allocated to him in the parenting plan, but he has no duty to take them any other time. He does have a duty to pay child support regardless of your income. Again, what he has to pay is in the Order of Child Support. Agreements are the process. It means nothing until there is an order. The order is enforceable and that's what you need to look at. Anything preceding the judge signing the order is irrelevant once the order is signed.