White Plains, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at White Plains, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +6 more
What were the father's housing accomodations at the time the order was done? Generally you must prove a "change of circumstances" & if he lives in...
You'll need to do 2 things: (1) file a challenge to the continued garnishment ( https://www.childsupport.ny.gov/dcse/pdfs/mistk_fact_form.pdf), AND...
Generally if the noncustodial parent lives out-of-state the Judge will permit visits in the noncustodial parent's state. There are many exceptions...
Short of offering to pay more basic support, there's several things you can do. Make sure you're all paid up on your contributions towards the...
If New York says you don't owe any money, but Maryland says you do, then you'll need to retain a MD attorney to contest the issue there. There's...
Most likely yes - you're not doing a "separation agreement," you're doing a stipulation of settlement in the context of a divorce. As such,...
First, the "Child Support Office" (presumably you're referring to SCU) would not have the authority to cancel the income garnishment - only if you...
You'd need to file an action for annulment. Ultimately the papers need to be served on him and then you can submit a judgment of annument which...
You'd need to pay her 17% of your adjusted gross income - assuming the child will live primarily with her. Exceptions may be made to this general...
First, you should be aware of the old adage: ye who represents oneself has a fool for a client. While such a line of inquiry is arguably relevant,...