Edgar, FL Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

Depending on what county you case is located, it may be that the Court requires a Case Management Conference or a Pretrial in advance of scheduling a Final Hearing in your case.  However, I'm confused as to your paralegal's role.  You may want to consult an attorney to discuss how to finalize your case.

   If you are ready to divorce, the process can be (relatively) simple or more complex.  It all depends on the specific facts of the case.  Since  your husband keeps bringing up your past, it may be an indication that he won't make the divorce process easy.  Other matters that can complicate a divorce is children ( you don't say whether you have any together); number of years of marriage; determination of marital assets and debts. There are a number of forms available on line to help you with the process, and these can be found if you google Florida Family Law Forms.  As with most things in life, however, the devil is in the details.  It is well worth the investment to have a consultation with a family law attorney who can give you an overview of the process as it applies to your specific facts.  Then you can determine whether you can go it alone or whether you would best be serverd retaining an attorney to represent you. Best of luck, Cindy Vova Law Offices of Cindy S. Vova, P.A. 8551 West Sunrise Blvd., Ste. 301 Plantation, FL 33322 954.316.3496 info@vovalaw.com  

File an Emergency Motion to Enforce and for Contempt asking the judge to order your husband to immediately reinstate your insurance and to find him in contempt for willfully violating the court's order. My guess is that he is taking advantage of you because you no longer have an attorney.