Is that possible for a wife to file for divorce and the lawyer to charge her husband for the fees?

Yes - if the other party has money, it's possible.

I'm interested in finding out information about divorce law in the state of New York.

That's a long discussion, best had in relation to your specific situation and with more data points than those you offer in your question. Among...

If the process server gave him the papers and files an affidavit of service stating what transpires, particularly if the process server took a...

If someone is "attempting" an uncontested divorce in NYS, what happens if the defendant's attorney calls on 26th day?

As a starter: practicing law without a license is not a good idea...statements like "we have to wait 40 days to proceed uncontested" are...

Can Family Court Insert a Stipulation?

That depends upon the wording of your decree. However, in any event, the Family Court can issue a support order that includes those things...so the...

Hi, Ive been in an uncontested divorce now for 4.7 years. At the last court date in February the judge instructed both attorneys

If you've been in an uncontested divorce case for more than four years, there's something very very wrong.

Husband and I are separating. What is my best route?

Uncontested doesn't mean just agreeing on the grounds -it means all issues, including economics, are agreed upon. You should consult a local...

Where can i file from divorce? We were married in texas. I am a resident of new york. He is a legal resident of north carolina

After youu have been in New York for one year you can file here. Alternatively you can file in North Carolina.

If i have applied for divorce in Queens,NY but moved in the mean time to different state?

You don't need to do anything other than submit your paperwork. How long it will take depends upon the backlog in the court on the day you file.

I want to divorce my immigrant husband that is not even in the US!!?!

The divorce process is the same regardless of the motivation for the marriage. Contact a local attorney and work through the issues.