The statute of limitations on a divorce decree in Nassau County NY

A settlement agreement is not necessarily subject to the statute of limitations on contracts. You should consult a local attorney and discuss the...

My friend needs a pro bono matrimonial lawyer to reopen a fraudulent divorce case in putnam county area. Any takers?

It's hard to offer advice without knowing what you mean by a "fraudulent divorce." However, the court clerk has resources including low and no cost...

Could I manage a "no fault" divorce without an attorney?

It's not impossible - but given the complexities of a case with children, you may be frustrated by the amount of work involved. If you've resolved...

Can i use a separation which my separation was made in another country in europe

If it was properly signed and notarized and subsequently properly filed, yes - but - a separation agreement is no longer necessary to obtain a...

Problem with notarization of Affidavit of Service

If the affidavit of service isn't properly notarized the court will not accept it.

How can NYC violate the terms of a NYS divorce decree?

If you are collecting welfare benefits the government agency paying those benefits can look to collect from a party who should be responsible....

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Do I have to get in touch with my Ex to get divorce?

You can not get an uncontested divorce without serving your ex, either via personal service, or, with the permission of the court, through...

My NYS divorce agreement states that I am legally responsible to pay my ex the basic calculation for child support plus full

It's impossible to be certain without reading the petition and the resultant order, but it's most likely that if you owed something prior to the...

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Am I still married?

Probably. You should check in the county courthouse or consult an attorney and have the attorney check.

My divorce is not final yet the judge order him to pay child support he paid for few months by giving me checks

You should ask your attorney to explain! But he's doing the right thing...