What are my rights as a mother?

You'd need to file a petition to modify the visitation order. If there's an outstanding order, you're required to follow it until it's changed. ...

Do my mother have visitation rights for my son?

A grandparent may petition the court for an order of visitation. Whether the Court grants it or not depends in part on "whether equity sees fit to...

You may claim "wasteful dissipation of assets" against your husband - and/or use this as a factor to claim maintenance (i.e., alimony). The claim...

The short answer is yes, they can. That said, if there's a garnishment in place, I'd advise to go to SCU and ask them to allow the licensure given...

I filled for for a uncontested divorce in september of 2013 the court received or approved of the filling 1/28/14

If you filed in the Bronx, it takes about 8-10 months for the Judge to sign off on the Judgment. And that assumes (if you're representing...

Was the house bought during the marriage? If yes, then it's marital property & you cannot move to "evict" him. Moreover, if you both live in NY,...

Separation aGreement question

Yes, but ultimately if there's a disagreement, then you'd need to go back to court. You're well-advised not to draft this on your own without at...

Are emergency petitions or order to show cause, allowed in child support matters? What are the criteria for them to be granted?

Was the order entered a month ago a final order? If yes, then you cannot appeal the order unless you believe the magistrate made an error. If you...

As a follow up to my question of my rights if my husband decides to seek a divorce after 31 years of marriage,

Anything which shows an asset - retirement account statements, investment statements, bank statements, etc. You should also schedule a consult...

I need to know the best way to obtain a cost of living adjustment on my daughter's child support after 6years?

You would appear entitled to an upward modification as it's been more than 3 years. That said, you will need to file a petition & appear in court...