What happens when one parent does not abide to a court ordered agreement?
You should first send a default notice letter to her, via certified mail, stating you alleged violation and ask that you both strictly follow the...
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You should first send a default notice letter to her, via certified mail, stating you alleged violation and ask that you both strictly follow the...
You'll need to file a modification petition asking for a provision allowing 1 call per day to each parent who does not have the child. Prescribe a...
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There is really no need to do so, but if you wish to have NY recognize your divorce decree, you must commence a recognition action. That said, you...
The Magistrate can certainly authorize issuance of an income execution under such circumstances - as well as a money judgment you can execute...
It depends on how the agreement defines "emancipation." If it doesn't, then emancipation is age 21 by default. If the agreement extends support...
NY should recognize the Israeli divorce decree. You always have an option (if you move back to NY) to file an action for recognition of the...
It depends on whether child support was already done or not. If an order was already set, then you wouldn't have a basis to change it on these...
You're well-advised to have a pre-nup done in this instance. At the least, you should also ensure to keep those savings segregated into an account...
You should then meet with an attorney who can guide you through the process & let you know what your rights are. For instance, there may be some...
Sounds like your partner's lawyer should start filing motions to have her sanctioned for any frivolous filings she makes. Also consider filing for...