If I was married in NYS but legally divorced in Michigan, is it still recognized in NYS?

Yes.

Adultry in new york state

The fault grounds of adultery or the fact that one party committed adultery does not effect the equitable distribution in a divorce. None of this...

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If I get a Uncontested divorce can my partner come back in 5 years and try to get my pension or property.

If the divorce is handled properly, including the marital settlement agreement, then she will not be able to come back later and claim that she has...

We are foreigners working in the US. Do we need a US marriage license?

I don't fully understand your question. If you want to get married then you will need to obtain a marriage license. There are legal and tax...

Custody

You should contact a local attorney to discuss this matter. Many lawyers offer consultations, feel free to contact me to schedule a...

How do you file a n amendment on uncontested divorce paperwork in nY?

You can NOT amend your husband's pleadings. You can file an answer and counter-complaint, but then it will be contested. You can ask his attorney...

Married 7 yrs separated 5yrs 1child i am not the biological father and i we both once a divorce.

It sounds like you have grounds for an uncontested divorce. Many attorneys (like me) offer free consultations. Feel free to get in touch to...

How is the new no fault divorce law affect ny? Is it required that all financial issues get resolved before divorce is granted?

No fault divorce can be uncontested or contested, meaning agreed upon or litigated. If you want an uncontested no fault divorce, you will have to...

Selling our house as a short sale will leave us with debt?

The answer would depend on the terms of your separation agreement and how it deals with responsibilities regarding debt. The separation agreement,...

We are looking into a divorce. Should we have lawyers involved if it's suppose to be uncontested?

Without knowing the issues involved, its hard to advise you, as my colleague noted. I would definitely recommend that you consult with an attorney...