If the concern was about you, I wouldn't understand why your case would be turned over to adult protective services. That said, the deadline under...

It depends on what kind of Family Court case you have. If it's a custody or neglect case, it may take 12-18 months. If it's a support case or...

Usually eviction proceedings take awhile before you are actually removed from the house. If it goes to court, speak to the Housing Court Judge &...

What can I do about my fiancé's baby mother?

In terms of filing an order of protection himself, more facts would be necessary to determine whether what she's doing constitutes "harassment." ...

Uncontested Divorce / both parties agree on everything , no disputes - Just have some quick questions . Th . . .

You are best advised to still show up, as this ensures you get the 30-day stay on the proceedings in order to hire new counsel. That said, I...

How can I attain Guardianship for a person in a mental institution that's NOT deemed incompetent? I'm in New York.

You would need to consult with a Bronx Co. attorney who handles adult guardianship cases in Surrogate's Court. You may consult the Avvo website...

Can a custodial parent and step parent petition joint custody from a non custodial parent who never call or visit he make pymt

This appears to be a duplicative posting - thus I refer you to my other answer on this topic.

I signed an agreement over a year ago to pay $3300 a month two kids, although we have joint custody. I want to have it modified.

I am confused - are you the custodial or non-custodial parent? Even if you are successful in "getting in the door" by proving a substantial change...

Can a custodial parent and step parent petition joint custody from a non custodial parent who never call or visit he make pymt

I would need more information as to why you feel you need your current husband added as a joint custodian." That said, if the biological father is...

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Is a Family Court Order or Protection enough to get denied future immigration?

Potentially yes. It depends on (a) what the charges are, (b) what you're found "guilty" of, and (c) what type of immigration case you have...