In my humble experience, you're supposed to wait the 40 days after service to file the RJI. That said, any given Judge/Referee has the discretion...

You can look-up his name in NY Courts website via the e-courts & websupreme links. If it reveals his name attached to a divorce case & it says...

SCU can certainly make mistakes. The task to challenge their calculations, however, is an onerous one - you must produce copies of the original...

If your case is the only one pending in Supreme, then it's easier than you think. Simply withdraw your motion & then file a Petition in Family...

Until there is a court order confirming the schedule of parental access, then what day/times the children are with each parent is "by agreement." ...

You should bring that proof with you - along with a certified translation of the texts. Don't rely on the Court providing the translation. That...

The answer must be nuanced. First, the calculation of income may be based on ability to earn income, rather than present, actual earnings. ...

Where you got married does not matter for where you can file. However, NY would need to have both residency as well as ability to acquire personal...

It would appear you'd qualify to terminate child support. The issue is whether the child is self-supporting - if he's living on his own & working...

If the child's been living in Columbia for nearly 7 years, then it's questionable whether a NY court will have jurisdiction over the paternity...