Is there any NYS law barring the accused in a DV case to obtain the DIR and supporting deposition? How can it be obtained?
You can get them via a subpoena. Speak to your attorney.
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You can get them via a subpoena. Speak to your attorney.
The answer depends on what your custody agreement/order says. You should have it reviewed by an attorney in your area to get the answer.
You can sue anyone for anything. However, whether you recover anything is another matter. Did you lose money? Did the attorney do something in...
There is no way to answer this without knowing what papers you are referring to exactly. But if they have been served, then you may get a divorce...
You do do not state with certainty whether there is an order for child support. If there is no order, you have no obligation.
The answer really depends upon the exact language of your custody agreement/order. Speak to an attorney regarding this matter to get a better answer.
There is nothing that you can do, however, once he turns 18 he can act on this own.
The statute of limitation is 6 years. Sue away.
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That depends on whether you can claim a cause of action and then demonstrate damages.
The question is whether he will actually perfect the appeal, which was described by my colleagues. If you are actually served with an appeallate...