Brooklyn, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Brooklyn, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +3 more
If the children have been living in Kentucky for the past 4 years, then a Kentucky court probably will need to assume jurisdiction if you and the...
There's a lot you can do but what you should do depends upon your specific short and long term goals. If the car is marital property you can get...
It is not necessary, and probably not advisable to "terminate your parental rights" in order to achieve the result you want, i.e. relief from child...
Based upon the few facts you've outlined above, you don't owe your parents anything. They MAY owe you unpaid wages, but probably not.
I agree with Attorney Gruber. It sounds as if the non-custodial parent s being unreasonable. Courts don't like "unreasonable". Unless there is a...
If you've been able to agree upon who will keep the passports, that's a good indication that you don't need to have your agreement memorialized in...
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No, it does not mean they have "more say" than you do, but if a court was involved, I strongly suggest you consult with a local attorney to have...
If you catch the error within the first year, you can have the birth certificate corrected administratively, after that time, you would need a...
No, not directly; however, there are certain circumstances under which your "household" income may be relevant to spousal or child support...
No, it is a waste of time and money to try to file in two different states. Filing in one state is the correct approach, and I expect a proper...