Should a judge remove himself from case?

Let's put it this way - if you knew all this & didn't move to have the Judge recused right away, it'd look mighty suspeicious if you're just moving...

Should my wife have the same rights as my exs husband does when it comes to our son?

Ultimately if there's a disagreement along those lines, then that's what the Judge is for. File a petition & ask for a more specific order. Call...

I have temporary custody of my grandchildren. Can I move to a different city in the same state? It is only an hour and 1/2 away

If there are no specific restrictions to the contrary, then the general rule is that you need permission of the noncustodial parent(s) or court...

A minor was arrested and convicted at age 11 he is 16 and is applying for a job they asked if he has ever been arrested

First, the juvenile can file a motion in Family Court to expunge the records. Second, according to workplacefairness.org, "Arrest records. It is...

Yes, but unless you're doing it for you nto be able to inherit directly from them (which they could otherwise accomplish with a will), then you...

Mu husband who is bigamist has house closing mid July in NJ. Can I put a hold on the sale until my legal affairs are taken care

Yes - if you file for divorce & get him served, then sale or transfer of marital property is automatically ordered to be put on hold pending...

My husband claims sending me divorce papers by regular mail is enough for me to be considered served in NY state. Is that true?

Mail service is insufficient service in New York. In a divorce case, you must either be served personally, or (IF the Judge specifically approves...

Am pro se and would like to know can I file a motion for default judgement in a divorce case.

If you received defendant's answer to the summons 1 week late, it's extremely unlikely you'd be granted a default divorce on this basis. The...

Does it matter or make a difference who files for divorce?

It doesn't matter, except for the fact that the filer has the burden to serve the other party with the summons - and the filer has the burden of...

Is there a statue of limitations on a divorce?

5 years is the statute of limitations for some divorce grounds, including adultery. That said, NY is now a no fault state, so you no longer need...