Am I required to provide my Ex-Husband with Legal documents of our child if he asks for them?

If you have joint legal custody--you are supposed to cooperate! If this isn't happening, then the custodial arrangement may not be appropriate. I...

Can I get back money my wife sent to her family without my consent.

It sounds like you may have the go "the lawyer route" as she doesn't seem to be playing fair, and the longer that goes unchecked, the harder it is...

My wife does not want to sign divorce papers. What can I do?

If you want nothing from her, and she wants nothing from you, then there's nothing she has to sign. Just serve her properly and you'll get your...

Shared custody

Shared physical custody, yes, but joint legal custody not usually because joint legal custody requires the parents to make decisions "together",...

I signed a pre nupcial and I just find out while my husband was dating me he also was dating another woman and got her pregnant?

Maybe. You'll have to have the agreement and more details of your situation reviewed by an attorney to get specific advice. You can find...

Getting a divorce, ex will not sign the papers nor pay the lawyer to continue the process

Ok, you should be able to get divorced but what exactly you can or should do next cannot be determined from the very few details you've mentioned...

Are there any legal visitation rights for grandparents?? my son wont talk to me and refuses to let me see the grandkids, for no

It probably is not a "waste" of your time. In NY, it is possible for grandparents to petition the court for visits or communication with their...

Filed for divorced and moved out of the property. Will this hurt my divorce case?

After one year of marriage, if you are still paying "all the bills" and you've been out of the house more than a few minutes, then you are behind...

What is the difference between Custody and Visitation in Family court?

If your son was born during the marriage, even if not biologically yours, the law presumes you are the legal father, and in that case, you have...

Spouse Support

He can try, but it is unlikely an attorney would advise him to do so because it is very difficult to get a court to disregard the terms of a vailid...

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