New York, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +4 more
It really depends on the circumstances. As counsel stated, you may want to retain counsel to make sure that you receive what you are really looking...
You need to speak to the DA and see what they are willing to do. Since there was physical violence and law enforcement was involved it is out of...
Some judges will hold you to what you asked for.
Speak to counsel. Grandparents have rights in NY, but they are very very limited.
Hire counsel. It didn't work without a lawyer before, and you may not have much luck the next time (and the next time, and the next time....).
If you do not get court permission you run the risk of the other party filing a motion forcing the child to return to the state. Please consult...
If the person has a "bad record", it is possible that your judgement may be called into question. I do not recommend this course of action. Find an...
Even parents who are convicted of crimes get supervised visitation. Unless you have concrete evidence that will disqualify the father, it is highly...
Its unclear as to what occurred since the death of your husband until now. You really need to have your son sit down with an attorney to discuss...
If the magistrate or judge allows them to introduced into evidence then they can be admitted. I suggest you speak with your attorney.