Brooklyn, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Brooklyn, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +3 more
Temporary absence for work is not "moving out" and choosing to reside elsewhere, and the court will not use a temporary absence as a basis to make...
Of course, you can end the marriage. That is done either by annulment or divorce. I suggest you get in touch with an attorney directly for...
Short answer is: if there is a need to serve you, service will happen wherever is easiest and most convenient for the person serving the papers. ...
Generally, court's like to maintain the status quo for a child unless it is clearly not working for the child--emphasis "child". What you've...
No you can't "sign over" legal custody to a non-parent over the objections of a parent (even an incarcerated one). Your mother can file a petition...
You are not legally obligated to pay child support or college tuition for your 18 yr old grandson. A guardian does not have the same legal duty to...
Yes, if there is a need for it. I suggest you get in touch with a Brooklyn Family Law attorney directly to discuss your rights, responsibilities...
I think you should speak with an attorney directly to explore your options to see if there are facts not stated above that might allow you to move...
Your best course of action is to retrieve the papers and take them straight to an attorney to discuss your next steps. Good luck!
What you should/must do depends upon the relative financial circumstances of you and your husband, the circumstances of the children and many other...