The court issued a TOP against my boyfriend but I never wanted one. how can I drop it, I'm in NY State?

Are you in Family Court or Criminal Court? If in Family Court, then you can just withdraw the petition. If in Criminal court, speak to the ADA. ...

How much is it to get a divorce?

Lawyers fees vary greatly dependent on various factors such as experience & where his/her office is located. Buyer beware - you generally get what...

Can you back out of a uncontested divorce?

Preliminarily, neither Family Court nor criminal court handles divorce cases. That said, it depends on how filed the case & what "paperwork" was...

Temporary child support total was more than the final child support order. Is Dad entitled to the difference?

Only if the order says so. If it doesn't say anything one way or the other & it was a "reserved decision" received in the mail, then you can...

NY child support overpayment. Should I get a lawyer?

You would need to file a motion to renew based on newly discovered evidence. If part (or all) of the expense was intended to cover the breakfast,...

Going to court next week for child support. What should i expect? If the standard 17% order is made, can it be modified?

If you want a deviation from guidelines based on the amount of time the child spends with you, then you'd need to request a formal trial. Doing so...

If you deem this to be an "irretrievable breakdown" of the marriage, then you can proceed to a divorce. And yes, generally if you are the...

Getting divorced in NY, we bought a home 6 months prior to marriage while engaged.

If your name was added to the deed, then it's presumptively marital property - which means you're presumptively entitled to 1/2 of the equity...

Bear in mind if there's been no RJI filed, your case may not show up in the system at all. Usually the e-courts system is only for RJI-filed...

On one part of the divorce papers it states the wrong last name of my ex, does this make the divorce voided?

It's likely a typo which wouldn't affect anything - but to be sure, you should have it looked at by an attorney. The two dates are likely the date...