How much will she get spousal support?

The general rule of thumb is you receive support equal to half the years you were married. There is a good chance a court would see that she has...

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When you get a legal separation and one spouse works and gets benefits that you are covered under. are you still covered or are

You should still be covered. There may be a clause in your separation agreement that talks about benefits which may negate his or her need to keep...

Rights in the divorce?

I would not touch her. I always suggest my clients obtain a voice recorder so that there is no doubt as to what is happening. I would also suggest...

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Is there a way to hire someone to submit my lawsuit in the city of the defendant?

How much was the agreement for? You may be able to bring a federal action, or obtain long arm jurisdiction in New York.

Can I file a lawsuit

It depends on who you want to sue. The statute of limitations though is a year for harassment at work and one year for assault, so it appears that...

How do I file motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction in upcoming child custody hearing in New York???

I would write a letter to the judge, cc the father on it, and inform them of the Florida proceedings. Include copies of all the paper work, and ask...

Will be sent to collections. 1 what's your advise ?. 2 Is it worth to dispute?

If you signed a lease until July and no one moved into the apartment until during July, then it does not appear you have a case even though you...

I want to charge my customer for merchandise that was returned way after the dealine. Can I do this?

If the deadline is clearly posted then you can refuse the return. It is based on a contract you entered into with your customer.

IRS is asking for penalty payment on dissolved company. Can I personally be held liable?

In most cases, the tax liabilities follow not only the company, but the shareholders of the company as well. It further may depend on what taxes...

What is the statute of limitations on a civil charge of extortion in NY?

In a civil action, it would probably be considered a contract claim, which means that you have 6 years to file a claim.