Hello ! Will taking a psyhcological evaluation test by DYFS / DCPP affect my criminal case charge?

Please speak to your attorney asap. If you don't have one, hire one asap.

You don't lose visitation for not paying child support. Additionally, it is very difficult for a parent to have their parental rights terminated....

What is considered "child abandonment" in order to terminate a parents rights in NY?

Its is almost impossible to terminate a parents rights. Just being a bad parent or a bad dude or irresponsible isn't enough. Otherwise these cases...

Can an interim custody order become a permanent order without me requesting it to be so?

It depends what your petition asks for. But without knowing any of the details its hard to explain what to do. I'd suggest you ask when your in...

Hi I want to see how I can get my child's full custody?

You need to petition for custody. You are not mentioning what the current court order if any is. You may wish to speak to an attorney. It is...

Your ex will petition the court for modified custody. There will be some sort arrangement in which the court may grant extended visitation over...

How do I get my daughter back from my ex who left state with her while i was absent she wants to live with me?

Its 8 years later. You would have to pursue the case in Florida. You would need to speak to an attorney there. You don't mention if there were any...

My daughter was in foster care and adopted get custody of her ?

Without knowing any details, it seems difficult to give you an answer that you will be happy with. You aren't mentioning why you lost your parental...

What steps do I take to file for full custody of my newborn, to keep the father out of my child's life?

Please speak to an attorney, so you can discuss this at length. You are not saying how old your child is, how much contact the father is trying to...

Who should get the child in a divorce?

It really depends on the circumstances. Please speak to an attorney asap so you can discuss. Generally there is the "best interest of the child"...