Does nys supreme court divorce (5/2009)take precedent over family court papers(3/2009) that were enforced before the divorce
If the Judgment of Divorce alters the terms of a previous Family Court order the Judgment supersedes the previous order.
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If the Judgment of Divorce alters the terms of a previous Family Court order the Judgment supersedes the previous order.
That depends. What do the documents that were signed actually say? Were they notarized? Do you have originals?
Personal injury awards are separate property, not part of equitable distribution.
That doesn't begin to make sense. You can file any charge you want - whether it will go anywhere depends upon it being coherent and supported by...
It depends: did the Judgment of Divorce in any way alter the previous orders?
You can remain on the insurance through the COBRA option - however, this is extremely expensive and you'll probably do better going onto the NY...
Your attorney's advice is good - and he or she is the one closest to your situation.
If the child is born during the marriage it is presumptively a child of the marriage. If it is born after the marriage paternity can be contested -...
Do not buy anything until the divorce case is filed - and do not put the money in a joint account.
Do you have a tax return? Get a transcript from the IRS if you filed jointly... but there is no such thing as a "poor man's divorce!"