White Plains, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at White Plains, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +6 more
Yes, generally you would need to continue to pay assuming there is a court order requiring you to do so. If there is NOT a court order, then...
If you were never married, nor had a registered "domestic partner," then you would NOT be looking for a "Family Law" attorney. You would need a...
Sometimes the court will "impute" income, or assume a person has enough income to match the expenses listed on his financial disclosure affidavit. ...
Generally, child support is NOT includable as income to the recipient, nor deductible by the payor. That said, the particulars of your situation...
Most likely if the child is not residing primarily here in NYC, you can file down here. That said, for a full assessment of the situation, I...
If you've been separated for awhile, do you know where your spouse is? Is s/he willing to sign off on the papers? Do you have any children...
You'll need to arrange for her to be served with the summons & complaint. As such, you should hire a process server. You may find one at...
In short, no. If you have a prior court order, the only way to legally change it is by going back into court. that said, if you have an...
If there is a dispute as to who has primary custody, then it's unlikely (though far from guaranteed) that the Judge will issue a temporary order of...
There is no specific statute, but there is caselaw which generally disfavors relocation absent specific permission from the noncustodial parent or...