Will a judge do anything about my exes behavior, including offering to buy out my custody and favoring her step father over me?

I agree with the other attorney: you need to show a change in circumstance (perhaps your new schedule and ability to spend more time with the...

Help irrevocable beneficiary and divorce settlement agreement

You need to speak to some attorneys who practice in Staten Island ASAP. Good luck!

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Husband threatened to report uscis marriage fraud

In addition to what the other lawyers here have suggested, you might proceed with your own divorce filing for cruel and inhuman treatment (the...

Divorce in newyork while asset is overseas

You are entitled to "take against" his social security -- that is a right through the SS Admin. You are entitled to his pension (half from the date...

What would a divorce in NY cost?

To answer this question, you or he will need to call around to local attorneys. It might be uncontested, but serving his spouse is going to be a...

Divorce decree

Use your "Index Number" and check the status of the case on ecourts. If your soon-to-be-ex-spouse has a lawyer, then that lawyer should send you a...

In a M/F domestic partnership in NYC, upon termination, would partner have rights to an inherited IRA or other separate accts?

Your question isn't clear. Are you entered or have you entered into a legal domestic partnership with him? Or are you just living together?

In New York State, can the attorney for the petitioner in a divorce case serve a summons to the petitioner unknowingly

I agree with the other attorney who answered. The lawyer isn't a party to the action; you and your spouse are parties to the divorce action. Now...

You will most likely need a divorce, not an annulment. Talk to a lawyer. You haven't been married very long, maybe also talk to your wife about...

What is the fastest way to get an uncontestec Divorce.

You can always contact your spouse's attorney and ask that they give you all the divorce papers that they plan on filing, so you can review them...