In some circumstances, yes. If the amount is substantial, I suggest you get in touch with a Brooklyn Family Law attorney as soon as possible for...

There are mechanisms in the law to recoup contributions made during the marriage to separate property. I suggest you reach out to a local,...

Generally speaking, if the assets you mention were your spouse's before the marriage, it is unlikely there is much or any value therein subject to...

Absolutely not. Notarized letters are no substitute for enforceable agreements simply because they are "notarized" -- a notarization affirms that...

In New York, unless the payor's income has not changed much since 2014 (which would beg the question--what did you trade to accept such a low child...

If your wife signed a contract to sell the property and she refuses to complete the sale, then the buyer may be able to sue for specific...

Commencing a divorce does not mean you are committed to acrimonious litigation. Indeed, for many people, the filing of a Summons w/Complaint or...

If there is a "legal father" or other "legal parent" (not the same as biological parent), you will need their permission and a court order to...

The lack of contact for such an extended period could be a factor in facilitating a second-parent adoption/step-parent adoption, and in that...

Generally speaking, parties to a divorce may agree upon any terms and conditions they find fair and reasonable--assuming both are fully informed of...