What would you advice a mother and child?

How old is the child? If she is a teenager more than 12-14 years old, she would be allowed to express her reluctance to see her father and the...

What must occur to correct the draft of family court order prior to, as well as after, submission to the court?

You also need to notify the Referee of the changes in the draft. In the alternative, you can prepare a revised document and send it to the Referee...

If your married 2 yrs and your husband buys house in his name and wife's name not on it at all and you both live on it

Marital assets. Under the NY Equitable Distribution Law, assets and property acquired during the marriage is presumed to be marital, regardless of...

Can I get an annulment

An action for divorce can be filed in the Supreme Court with a motion requesting service of the summons for divorce, by publication. You definitely...

What can I do so my baby can have the father last name while in jail

You can include the father's name on the baby's birth certificate and give the baby the father's last name.

Should I go to Family court or Supreme court for college tuition? When should I go...before school choice made or after?

The outcome should be the same in both courts. However, I prefer Supreme Court over Family Court. In any event, do not wait any longer - the sooner...

How someone who lives in AZ can renounce child's guardianship in NY if after 4 hearings family court cannot make a decision?

If your nephew has resided in Arizona for at least 6 months, NY State no longer has jurisdiction over the child. Arizona is the proper forum. If...

If a divorce was finalized can it be over turned ?

The other party could file a notice of appeal and then perfect the appeal to the appellate division.

If your father left a Last Will and Testament, you should show it to an estates lawyer in order to advise you of your rights.

What would you advice a mother and child?

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