Do they take your kids away over weed?

Children are not usually removed solely due to a parent's moderate, recreational marijuana use. If there is more to the story, then the marijuana...

You have a lot to consider and many options. First, it is not true that because you earn more you will "automatically" be deemed the non-custodial...

If your question has some relationship to a NY divorce, then I suggest you contact a NY divorce attorney directly. Otherwise, it seems that is a...

I’m American, husband is British. We married in the UK, live in the US. Am I entitled to his British assets in a divorce?

There are no simple answers to your questions. If you have lived in NY most recently and for at least 6 months, then very likely NY would to be...

Can i denied a paternity test? Or how do I get out the situation of not going to court no more to court.

You can certainly fight this given the circumstances you've outlined above. In NY, if a man holds himself out to be a child's father and the child...

If both parents work, then who works when shouldn't be the ultimate deciding factor. Where are the children when the other parent is working? ...

In divorce, can IRA assets be transferred without the 10% penalty BEFORE a court issues a divorce decree?

To avoid the tax penalty, the transfer must be pursuant to a divorce order, which you cannot get until the divorce is final--the IRA administrator...

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I just saw a copy of uncontested divorce papers in my drawer with receipt dated last year ?

In most circumstances, it is not possible to get an "uncontested" divorce without the cooperation of the other party, meaning she can't secretly...

Boyfriends divorce isn’t finalized yet. We’re expecting baby any day now can he sign birth certificate?

He can sign as long as YOU are not married to someone else. If you are married, then your husband is presumed by law to be the child's father, and...

Can my divorce decree be changed to allow my ex more than we agreed on in a QDRO?

Well, she's not legally permitted to unilaterally "amend the agreement" and change the terms. I suggest you get in touch with an attorney directly...