Brooklyn, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Brooklyn, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +3 more
He may not be forced to specifically liquidate his 401(k), but it certainly can be considered a resource for him to tap in order to pay his child...
Yes, you can probably sue for breach of contract, but the amount of the damages you could recover are more than likely limited to the amount you...
Usually only if you were married first.
It is unlikely that a divorce would have been granted on default, but you can check the court records to be sure. If you are still married, then...
Other than reaching a negotiated agreement with your wife, your only help is through the court system. Moreover, unless you want to find yourself...
Holly, start by contacting all the attorneys with profiles here on Avvo that are in your area. If you don't find someone to help you, then try the...
First things, first: you have to be sure you are the child's "legal" father if you and the mother were never married, common-law or otherwise. ...
Unfortunately, there is nothing that can be done without his cooperation before the baby is born.
First, the situation may not be as hopeless as you may think. True, you can't do anything until the baby is born, but there are things you can do...
No, they don't just go take the money, but they may require offset for assets that were transferred during the look-back period. There are many...