Chappaqua, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Chappaqua, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +2 more
It's not a matter of "hard" - it's a matter of whether the placement would be in the best interest of the children. If you can prove that it would,...
Yes. However, he's wrong that you can't go no fault - whether the separation began before the new law or not is irrelevant. The only date that...
If the move will interfere with the other parent's visitation you should attempt to get consent, and, if not, file a petition seeking court...
It's impossible to know until you actually receive them. But when you do get them, contact a family lawyer and have them reviewed.
The other solution is to settle the case. And, yes, you can...
It's impossible to know the answer without seeing your settlement agreement or divorce order.
You can not use no fault grounds on a case that was initiated prior to October 12, 2010. You can file a new case, with a new index number, using...
If they made that statement the police were incorrect, and if they won't take your complaint you should call the Queens District Attorney.
You'll need to go to Family Court and file a petition.
In New York a parent is still responsible for a child until age 21. If your ex-husband has stopped giving you support your remedy is to go to...
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