Chappaqua, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Chappaqua, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +2 more
No, you can't file a criminal case. Get a divorce. That's in Supreme, not Family Court. You'll need a lawyer, in all probability. You won't need...
1. Yes. 2. Not necessarily. 3. That question doesn't make sense as written. Discovery is part of a divorce case.
You can't "submit" evidence to the court. You have to enter items into evidence at a hearing or trial. And it's probably something for which you'll...
The only advice one can give is to get a local lawyer and analyze what the issues are that will be before the court.
Wait until you have the papers unless you perceive an urgent issue.
It depends: first, the question is whether the claim is false (you say it was) and whether it was made with the appropriate level of disregard for...
Yes. If it's a properly drafted and executed agreement it is still valid - but there may be other reasons that aspects of the agreement are open to...
Who files first generally isn't important - but, if it's important to you, use the "find a lawyer" tab above and make some calls first thing in the...
Why are you relying on her for legal advice? Why would you trust anything she tells you??? Get to a local attorney, discuss your situation in...
Show your papers to a local attorney - but don't be surprised if you are held responsible at least to the amount you would have paid at the state...
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