Sebastian, FL Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

Dear Anonymous: You can file a motion with the court to have the guardian ad litem  removed from the case.  You will need to be specific as to why you believe there is a conflict of interest so the judge can review the facts.   However, from the limited information you provided, it seems that perhaps you should file a motion for contempt and/or a motion to compel your husband to comply with the Court order, as the Court can then review his violations and sanction him, or require him to give you make-up timesharing.  As the judge will ultimately decide your case it is important that the judge know that your husband is violating the Court's orders.  The guardian must look at all the facts.  Parties often feel that the guardain is biased when the guardian supports the other spouse's position.   There are probably a number of factors the guardian is considering in testifying, as you state, in "support of your husband."   But bringing a motion before the Court if you feel that you have sufficient facts is the way to go, not   filing a bar complaint. Best of luck, Cindy S. Vova Law Offices of Cindy S. Vova Broward/Miami-Dade: 954-316-3496 Boca Raton: 561-962-2785  

You can always file for divorce, but you have a limited amount of time to deal with the foreclosure. Therefore, it's probably best to get the forecloure under control then deal with your marital issues. I wish you well. Good luck!

The best way to get this done is on an uncontested basis. Most attorneys in my area charge around 1500 for that, plus there are court costs of just over 420. You might be able to luck out and find local attorney, like me, who does these for 750. I do not advise people to do any legal matter on their own. Basically, there would be a petition, an answer and waiver, an agreement, and a final judgment. But there are more things that need to be drafted.