White Plains, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at White Plains, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +6 more
Unfortunately, it seems a little late in your game to now apply for Poor Person status, as that usually needs to be done at the beginning of the...
Assuming the baby was born & you're the father, the answer is yes. Such "out-of-court" agreements are not binding. If she's suing you for support...
Credibility is certainly an issue, but it won't lead to an automatic dismissal. To present the school records, you'd need to present the certified...
Ultimately you'd need at the least a notarized letter from the business owner showing she doesn't pay you anything. Coupled with that, however, is...
If the divorce is in Westchester, then you may go to the Office of the Self-Represented at Westchester Supreme Court to apply for a pro bono...
In all liklihood, the Family Court case will be consolidated into the Supreme Court case. In terms of venue, the courts usually would want the...
You should not withhold visitation under these circumstances. You may file a petition for modification requiring such a provision in the order. ...
As a general rule, his new wife does not have a legal obligation to support your children, so her income will not be counted. Her income would...
If you're in court on a paternity petition & the father is able to legally establish himself as the child's father, then yes, he has a right to...
Your question is unclear, but if the Judge ordered you to take the seminar, then you either need to take the seminar, or appeal. You should...