I am sorry to hear about your situation however there is no way I can imagine for a court to relinquish jurisdiction of a divorce at this late stage.

If you are concerned then I would not recommend that you modify the current access schedule outside of court. However, most orders do have...

No one can give you an answer to what may happen in a particular situation however I can say that the court frowns on the behavior that you ascribe...

You should review your specific situation with an attorney as, while a NY can can modify a foreign order under certain circumstances, that...

I agree with my colleague but I would add that so long as the biological father signs the acknowledgement of paternity and his name is added to the...

This is an unfortunate situation and common when people have children and the access is not governed by a court order. Your options are to either...

It seems that you both agreed to NY having jurisdiction, but the divorce is valid.

Your obligation begins and ends with you paying SCU. Once you do that what they do with your money is their problem.

DRL 237 does provide for attorney fees to the less monied spouse but a motion will need to be made.

If you filed prior to the child being in the foreign jurisdiction for 6 months then NY retains jurisdiction.