His undocumented status cannot be inquired of by the Court. Moreover, Family Court proceedings are confidential - so there's no way for ICE to run...

If the court didn't remove him per the TOP, then your remedy is to either file an eviction proceeding in housing court, or argue to the Family...

Custody/Visitation orders do not generally "expire." If you're looking to modify the order, you'd need to file a petition to that effect with the...

It depends on whether you already have a signed settlement agreement in place. If you do, then generally you'd need to prove a "substantial change...

The "Sworn Statement of Removal of Barriers" is one of the documents which would accompany a divorce proceeding. As such, before you sign...

In your divorce complaint, you would just state (in the ancillary relief section) that you're seeking sole custody as well as relocation of the...

I'd highly suggest to discuss the change you're requesting first with the Father. Whether you realize it or not, by agreeing to that schedule, you...

You aren't necessarily legally obligated to disclose the address unless your custody agreement/order says so. That said, as a practical matter you...

His responsibility to make repairs would only be driven by the specific language in your divorce settlement agreement. This would otherwise be a...

One would of course need to review the prior order to render definitive advice. That said, I'd suggest to call her out on the allegations - state...