Child support in NY state
Yes. There are a few exceptions, but as a general rule that is the law of NY state.
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Yes. There are a few exceptions, but as a general rule that is the law of NY state.
As a NY attorney I can say that yes, If no paternity has been established, you can do whatever you want.
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After the inquest, the final documents are submitted by the Plaintiff and then you wait for them to be signed by the judge for the conclusion of...
He has no overriding right to the child with no paternity. At this point you can simply sit back and do nothing. You should also try to document as...
You should go to the Board of Ed and make sure that they understand which parent has authorization regarding school registration.
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You would need an attorney to represent you, however, if your children are paying for their own bills, there is a chance you could succeed in a...
Your mother has no standing to even try to take custody. Before a third party can even ask for custody from a natural parent they have to...