Generally speaking, the family court can "over-ride" the criminal court OP, but not the other way around. That is because, most of the time, when...

My ex-father in law who has represented me in the past is now representing her AGAINST me in family court. Is this a conflict?

I agree with the other answers about their being a potential conflict of interest, but I will add another reason to challenge the representation: ...

CP unemployed since DEC. 2013. 19 yo child away at college. NCP is now seeking support from CP, can/should/how can I fight it?

As you likely know, child support runs until emancipation, but in no event later than age 21 (unless you have an agreement that extends that age). ...

I submitted a support mod. order in NY b/c of loss of employment and having another child. Judge adj. and set date for hearing.

The main issue is whether you left your job voluntarily or not. It may become your word against your prior employer, and you will need to show why...

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Child support question : Can I take my ex-husband back to court to modify my boys payment.

You can certainly take him back for an increase in child support. It is almost certain that he is making more now than he was when he was...

If court awards relocation, do I have to move within a particular time frame and do I have to petition if I move again?

First off, let me say that you have a very strong case for relocation and, if everything you stated is accurate, the Court will allow you to...

My teenager no longer wants to come with me during our scheduled visitation time. What are my rights?

Your situation is not unique and happens to many parents after divorces, often years after the divorce. These situations present the courts with...

My inheritance, not co-mingled all spent on expenses (Much joint&wife). She's now inherited. Divorce-I verify mine I get hers?

New York, as you probably know, is an equitable distribution state, unlike, say California, which is a community property state. What this means...

The first issue that needs to be addressed is why you are seeking an upward modification. It is important to know how much you are receiving in...

In the state of NY is the non-custodial parent allowed to claim the child on their taxes?

The general rule is that the custodial parent is the only one who can claim a child as a dependent on their taxes. However, that can be altered by...