How old does a child need to be before a judge will listen to what they want?

Usually the court will "listen" to the children's wishes as soon as they are old enough to express them; however, the court will not usually make...

How do I find out if the attorney I retained is charging me fairly ?

Chances are that you are being billed fairly and according to local custom, but I agree, it can be confusing and a little frustrating to be billed...

My husband left because he claims he was miserable..we got a car i put the money down but is on hes name...can he take the car

No, he can't just "take" the car. It must be decided what is fair considering all the financial circumstances. I suggest you contact an attorney...

2 marriages to 2 different people by mistake (NY/NJ)...I'm terrified...please help

Don't panic. You are not really in legal "trouble" more likely, legal inconvenience. If all the facts stated above are correct, then your...

Sorry, no 18(b) for divorce. If you have a custody dispute in Family Court and you qualify financially, you may be appointed 18(b) for the custody...

Custody Question Can my daughter's dad claim that I endanger her wellbeing by allowing her to ride her scooter without a helmet?

Relax. In the event of a custody/visitation dispute everything you have done and some things you haven't may be used against you in court. ...

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The license is more important than the ceremony. If you can obtain the license and there is an officiant willing to solemnize the marriage via...

Lack of response from your own attorney

If you have a flat-rate arrangement or you are behind on your bill, that might explain why your attorney is not as responsive as you would like....

Yes, you will be given an adjournment. The current temporary order will stay in effect until at least the adjourn date. I suggest you get counsel...

I am separated from my husband and want to move out of state with my child. Do I need custody of my child to move?

You don't need custody to move. Indeed, it is a very common misconception that having "full custody" means a parent may relocate the child at...