No, not necessarily. Your income would generally only come into play into play in his support case if you were supporting him (i.e., he wasn't...

The short answer is yes - by statute, child support is retroactive to the filing of the petition. That said, what also matters is what amount the...

At the end of the day, this may be arguable harassment. If he continues with the conduct, you may either contact the police and/or file for an...

The short answer is yes. Indeed, you may even terminate the marriage & continue to live with each other thereafter. For a full assessment,...

The answer is (most likely) yes - New York is a 1-party consent state. This means you may record - even secretly - any conversation that you are a...

An inquest hearing is a type of "mini-trial" in which the Defendant has defaulted, but the plaintiff still needs to present proof. In other words,...

(1) The non-monied spouse should include a request for counsel fees in their Answer. (2) Assigned counsel may pursue counsel fees - but...

It depends on a number of factors, such as the age of the child, the history of the case, as well as whether the child's birthday falls on a...

Child support is generally only awarded retroactive to the date you filed for child support. As such, in conjunction with your guardianship...

One cannot answer that question without a much more thorough analysis. While is appears from what you've stated he may be violating the joint...