Informing the biological father I am moving?
You don't have to inform anyone of your plans to relocate just because you are pregnant. Once the child is born, then you should have the father...
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You don't have to inform anyone of your plans to relocate just because you are pregnant. Once the child is born, then you should have the father...
Yes, you can if you meet the residency requirements for NY, usually 2 yrs if your spouse has not been with you in NY. Keep in mind that any...
Probably not, but why you want to move it, where you are procedurally, and whether the other side is in agreement with the proposed change of venue...
It seems you may have multiple avenues to relief depending upon the nature of the "multiple financial obligation throughout years". Enforcement is...
You don't need your wife to sign divorce papers to get divorced, and you can't have an "official" domestic partnership if you are married. ...
Well, he should definitely wait until the ink on his prenup is dry before marrying again if he's just divorced. Otherwise, there is no waiting...
Your instincts are correct. Such a "contract" would be unenforceable under current public policy and law. Nevertheless, I suggest you speak...
Once your child is born, assuming you are the biological father, before you have any parental rights (if you are not married to the mother), you...
If "child care" expenses are not otherwise defined, then "reasonable" is the standard, which means whatever the court determines it to mean in your...
It is unlikely the grandparents will be able to interfere with your decision, but you may have to spend some time in court if they file a petition...