No, he can't. And, neither can a court as you are an adult and you can live where you want. As to your child born in NY, as long as the child...

Sure, if your income and circumstances warrant a modification, which it sounds like they might. I suggest you get in touch with a local NY Family...

Generally speaking, your spouse can stay in the marital home until a court says otherwise. Typically, this is via a Judgement of Divorce...

Unless it's a typo, it looks like you say you've been divorced for 15 years. If that's the case, any property owed at the time of the divorce by...

If your order is from NY, any modification of it would need to be in NY unless NY determines (and TX agrees) that TX is a better place to resolve...

Just like with any other uninvited guest at your home, if you don't want to see them don't answer the door or answer and tell them to come back at...

Attorney Kennedy has given an excellent and detailed answer with which I agree. The short answer is you probably should contact a local NY Family...

Because you've not been married to your child's father he doesn't have "automatic" parental rights, but he may have established his paternity at...

In a NY Divorce, the value in a business entity formed during the marriage would almost certainly be deemed a marital asset. Therefore, forming a...

I suggest you take all your divorce paperwork to a NY Divorce attorney in your area as soon as possible for a proper assessment of your options at...