What are my options when Magistrate asks me whether I agree to a $0 child support order?
You are under no obligation to agree to anything.
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You are under no obligation to agree to anything.
It is standard practice to give parties the time to seek out counsel. It sounds like you need to consult with counsel urgently based upon your...
You need to consult with a local attorney as there is no way to tell from your posting what this is in reference to.
They should not be able to. Discovery should be concluded after the Note of Issue is filed. You need to file a motion to quash the subpoenas. Speak...
There is no such rule that I have every heard of. It sounds like the Magistrate is taking advantage of the fact that you are pro se.
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There is some language that the court can choose not to follow the statutory guidelines in the interest of justice, however, that is rarely granted.
Unfortunately, I have to agree with my colleagues. You have no recourse under the law to enforce a letter.
Child support is based upon your last year's salary.
You can file in New York. If there was no order in PA, even though custody was decided there, then you can file in NY and it would be under NY law...
As a private agency, they have every right to refuse to help you. What discrimination do you allege?