I got married to my husband in jail I would like an divorce frim him he is currently out of jail how do I get this done ?

Certainly you may proceed to divorce. I suggest you get in touch with a Brooklyn Divorce attorney for specific advice on your rights, etc. and on...

I been married about 14 years. I have no personal assets just a regular job. How do I go about filing a divorce ?

Since you've been married for 14 yrs, it is likely that you'll have one or more issues related to your divorce that need to be worked out in an...

Visitations during the pandemic?

You absolutely do not have to tolerate the violation of the existing order. The courts will want you to have access to your child, and more...

How can a lawyer help me save information related to my savings and assets only to be released to my ex-wife only after my death

Yes, this is typically the type of information you would put in your Last Will and Testament, the contents of which are usually private until your...

If i said, im going to get so and so after you, is this considered a threat?

Maybe. It depends upon all the surrounding facts and circumstances, such as, who is "so and so" and was it meant to be a threat or reasonably...

How can a father gain full custody?

Unless the relocation was approved by court order or a valid written agreement, you may still be able to object to the relocation of your children...

What if I fail a test for pot with 2 teenage daughters?

Your question isn't really clear, but generally parents are expected, among other things, to abide by the law and to be sober and competent while...

Generally, a parent's statutory child support obligation in NY ends at age 21. If there is an agreement or court order saying otherwise, then that...

I want to know if it legal for a mother of a child to move to another state and not allow the father to see the child.

Yes, you absolutely should contact a Brooklyn Family Law attorney immediately if Brooklyn was where your children lived just prior to going to...

First, it is extremely unlikely (but not impossible) that you or anyone else are actually expected to appear in person in Brooklyn Family Court...