New York, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Support ... +3 more
Who knows? (But the answer is probably no, they don't keep track of every event at every court date.)
Since combined parental income is less than the $141,000 statutory "cap," a straight application of the statutory formula (25% for 2 kids, etc.) is...
No; he will sign the "Affidavit of Defendant" (Form UD-7) in which he admits service of the summons with notice or summons and complaint, but those...
Generally speaking, there's no way to get back overpaid child support if no further support payments are due. (If payments of add-ons (health care...
Obtaining a lawyer might help to some extent, and might answer the question that occurs to me here: Why do you want to change the custodial...
The statutory support percentage for 2 kids is 25% of income; so although the arithmetic doesn't come out exactly, 25% x $23,000 = $5,750 yearly or...
Instead of an ordinary motion, you should bring an order to show cause, to be signed by the judge who enjoined you from proceeding without leave;...
"Income" as used in New York's support statute includes any deferred income; on a W-2, the "Medicare wages and tips" box includes this income. ...
Yes. Only current social security payments can be garnished (you can't put a lien on future payments), but the income withholding order is kept on...
Since New York has issued a child support order and you continue to reside here, NY has "continuing, exclusive jurisdiction" and this state's...
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