White Plains, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at White Plains, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +6 more
We you say the "arrears are now double," this implies the order was in fact adjusted to reflect a new nuber on the arrears. Ideally, you could...
The answer to your first question is yes, the child can move where s/he wishes to. Regarding your second question, it depends on how the...
If there is a current order of support, then you are legally obligated to pay it. What they then use the money for is up to them. You are NOT,...
The short answer is that you cannot just "put something in writing" if you have a court order of support. The only way to change that order is to...
The short answer is yes, if the order was in effect at the time of the violation, you can still be charged. As such, you're best advised to...
If you had a previous "non-payment violation," that would mean you have an order. Most liekly, if you pay all the arrears, you will not go to...
First, try writing the mother a letter requesting the information (send it via certified mail, return receipt). If she fails to provide the...
She can file for child support now. Child support is based on your ability to earn income regardless of whether you are actually earning that...
I'd suppose the more important issue is how they received access to your medical record in the first place. As the details you provided are...
The answer to your question depends on whether you & your husband still live together. If you are, then each of your have equal say in how much...