Can I change the locks of the apartment in order to prevent my husband to enter and destroy it as he is threatening to?
If he is a legal resident you can not legally lock him out.
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If he is a legal resident you can not legally lock him out.
Get a better lawyer than his lawyers. Fast. He has lured you into a difficult, but not impossible situation...
It's not clear what you mean by "the only property left." If there was a judgment of divorce and/or settlement all property issues should have been...
You get a divorce either by filing in your home state or in his. In New York an inheritance or something acquired with an inheritance is separate...
There is a cap set forth of the child support standards act. However whether that Is exceeded is up to the judge and in some counties exceeding...
Yes, you take him back to court, filing an Order to Show Cause.
No. New York does not recognize alienation of affection as a cause of action.
No, it's not a debt. It's an account receivable.
Try, yes. Succeed: unlikely. Was the money used to purchase the items hidden or not disclosed at the time of the divorce. If so, was it marital?
Judges routinely ignore communications that are outside the court process.