Your question as phrased says "with a court order" - certainly if the court order says they're permitted to, then s/he can. If the order doesn't...

How do I get back legal fees incurred due to the other Lawyer's office "clerical error"?

Your lawyer would need to file a motion for counsel fees. The motion can be justified on either a disparity of incomes (assuming you're the...

If you have a judgment for arrears, suspension of your passport is a possibility. You can call OCSE and/or the U.S. passport Office to verify any...

What is the Child support formula for non married, working parents of an 18 Year old ?

Your first stop would be the child support standards chart: https://www.childsupport.ny.gov/dcse/pdfs/CSSA.pdf. This determines the presumptive,...

Is it possible to have my original petition from 2010 reviewed to have my arrears reduced

The Court cannot vacate arrears once they accrue. Moreover, you only had 1 years to file a motion in an attempt to vacate the default judgment. ...

Does an add-on modification potentially allow for a modification of the basic support amount?

Potentially yes - here's why: the Court may still need to assess current pro-rata percentages, especially if your basic order is more than 1 year...

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Merely because you & the Father are not married does not provide a basis to relocate out-of-state with the child. You're best advised to file a...

Preliminarily, you state you're in Brooklyn Family Court, yet post that you're in Mamoroneck. If you've moved to Westchester, consider filing a...

This term seems unfamiliar to me as a Family Law attorney. Are you sure your son has a Family Court or Divorce case, as opposed to a criminal...

LEGAL DEFINITION OF WHAT IS CONSIDERED ALIMONY AND CHILD SUPPORT

The short answer is no - exchange of gifts or services in lieu of court-ordered maintenance or child support must be expressly denominated as such...