DRL/170(7) is that a legal ground for divorce?
You can file for a divorce. You should probably consult an attorney in your area to discuss your financial situation.
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You can file for a divorce. You should probably consult an attorney in your area to discuss your financial situation.
If you are a party to the case you cannot serve papers yourself.
It's a potential hazard. If there is no disclosure there can be a subsequent claim of fraud or concealing assets.
You can try to negotiate a modification of your agreement with your former spouse.
Where you live isn't the issue - it's when the car was purchased and how it was paid for.bbbbbb
You may have to go through landlord-tenant court to evict him. But you should start in Supreme with a contempt proceeding.
No. That is no longer the law in New York - no separation is necessary.
That depends upon what is to be divided and upon whether the two of you are in full agreement. It can be quite inexpensive...
The question is whether you and she agree on this - if so, the case becomes simple and can be filed without appearances by either of you in court....
You can certainly try. Usually a divorce attorney's representation terminates upon entry of judgment.