Can I be subpoenaed as a defendant and a witness on the same case ? Would I receive two different subpoenas ?

Yes, you can be both a party and a subpoenaed witness -- they're just making sure you're there to testify.

Where is the affidavit to fill out when mailing replies to an order to show cause?

The person who mailed the reply (or "opposing papers") -- it can't be you yourself, since you are a party -- needs to sign and have notarized an...

Who can service child support papers?

Yes, it doesn't sound as if you were served properly. However, the court may accept a different version of the facts from what you say here; and...

Vacating a child support order?

If there's a written and notarized agreement, the court will be only too happy to accept the agreed-to support arrangement. If the court were to...

When does child support end if the child is still in in college and being supported by both divorced parents. Divorce in 2009

It depends on what the support agreement or order provides. The typical support agreement extends support to age 22 or 23 as long as the child is...

I was told I have 30 days to serve my ex wife a copy of our final divorce papers, what happens if I serve her after the 30 days?

You are driven in a cart to the public square, where your head is chopped off by a guillotine. (No, you don't have to "start over"; just serve...

HOW DO I CONTEST A CHILD SUPPORT CASE????

You need to bring a modification proceeding in Family Court. The 24-year-old is clearly beyond New York's statutory support age (21), and even if...

Mens rights in a divorce

Your equitable distribution depends on factors like the source of funds to start the business (premarital money? marital?), each spouse's direct...

Monthly or weekly child support is supposed to cover the child's portion of family expenses like housing, food, and utilities, plus the child's own...

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Should I file a motion of contempt of the court if plaintiff violates temp custody and visitation order?

Unless this violation significantly impacts on your "quality time" with your child, the answer is no; legal fees and court time should not be spent...