If he is homeless, you are not going to get anything. He has nothing to take and putting him in jail may be a step-up from his current residence...

Can I go live with my boyfriend if I'm 17 and he is 19?

If you have a reason to leave other than wanting to live with your boyfriend, but you are being abused you might be able to get away with it. I do...

Can I file a Motion to Dismiss this case? NEED HELP, PLEASE!!!

You need an attorney. This is not the type of question that can be answered on-line in this type of forum.

How long would it take for police deparment to tell you if a restraing or domestic violence charged has been filed against you

The only way to know what is going on is to have your attorney contact the precinct or if necessary call 1 PP to see if the police are looking for...

Can a noncustodial parent have a criminal charge against him for paying child support via collection unit?

The story is not true and he is trying to manipulate you. Child Support only becomes a criminal issue if the person moves out of state and takes...

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So long as you live here, she can pursue support against you here in New York. You should seek counsel as soon as possible to deal with the matter.

I got married but he's divorce wasn't final? Do I need to do anything for the avoid or is it automatically avoid?

Even if your marriage is void because he was still married, you are still entitled to support and part of the assets, if any, so speak with an...

If I sign off on a CSEU COLA support increase, does that impact my ability to petition for a modification in the future?

You really need specific research on this point, but if you are thinking about a modification, once SCU puts through the COLA, would the be the...

Can I stop seeing my noncustodial parent, but have him still pay child support?

Chances are if you went to court with your mom petitioning that you did not want to see him and it is his fault that you do not want to see him and...

How do i file for over paid child support ?

The public policy in Family Court and Supreme Court for the most part is not to give you the money back and to let the mother keep the money. I...