Chappaqua, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Chappaqua, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +2 more
See the answer to this question on the other posting.
There is no cooling off period. And there is no settlement hearing. I'd suggest you confer with a local attorney before you get more confused...
That's not nearly enough information on which to base an answer. If you're truly indigent you may be able to apply for a court appointed attorney.
If it's not in your agreement and your agreement is validly executed you're out of luck. But you may want to have the agreement reviewed by a local...
No.
Yes. How long it takes depends on the backlog in the court when you file.
This is a situation that requires negotiation, or, alternatively, resolution by the Court. There is no default position - even though the argument...
There is no law that requires you to use an attorney. However you may find it worth the money - depending upon how comfortable you are working...
That depends upon the nature of the violation. But the bottom line is that you will have to return to court for an order enforcing the judgment...
Yes, he can divorce you. No, you can not fight the divorce. Without reviewing your agreement it's hard to tell whether it will hold up.
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