I had a will completed when I lived in Maine. I've moved to NY 2 years ago. Is my will still valid?

If you have a Will that is valid in the state where it was executed, then relocating to another state will not invalidate it. That said, if any of...

I will be filing for divorce, and will have to relocate. My husband is in agreement with the move. What do I need to do?

If your husband is in agreement, I strongly urge you to have a settlement agreement drafted by an attorney and fully executed asap. A properly...

If my wife take my son to nj and refused to come back to ny is it hard to get a custody?

Generally speaking, your wife can refuse to come back, but she can't refuse to have the child returned (assuming your query concerns a relocation...

My car is in my husband's name only. Is it mine anyway?

It depends. In most states, legal title does not determine whether property is marital or separate in the context of a divorce; however, it may...

Alimony College Contribution

Generally speaking, as a matter of public policy alimony or spousal support is considered more important than college contribution. If there's not...

Can they keep a child in foster care when the judge has no legal guidelines on what the parent has to do to get the child back?

You are right, there is supposed to be a "service plan" or something similar to tell the court what the problem is and what is being done to solve...

I need some advice on a custody issue

It is important that the mother and her attorney communicate about these concerns. It is understandable that you want to help but ultimately, it...

What Can I Do?

Unfortunately, it sounds like you have no choice but to seek help from the court either by way of divorce or an application for spousal support. I...

How would I go about removing my daughters father from Child support?

You can't ensure that the father has no "legal or physical rights" because that would require a termination of parental rights proceedings, which...

Each person and circumstance is different, there is no "normally".