How would we go about returning a child to the parent after having v docket for 3 yrs. all parties are agreed on return.

If "all parties" are agreed, then simply inform the court at the next scheduled appearance. Alternatively, you may submit a stipulation to the...

You are probably entitled to appointed counsel if custody and/or alleged neglect are the issues in dispute. That said, it is usually worth the...

I married after I retired, is my wife of 11 years and 20 years younger than I with a job entitled to alimoney

It is quite possible. Numerous factors would be considered by a court before making a final determination. I suggest you discuss this with a...

Can my ex husband reduce his alimony payments?

It depends upon the specific agreement and/or court order that sets out the terms and amounts of payments to be made. I suggest you have these...

Recently relocated to Fl. How do I get representation for a case in NY?

It should be easy to find a NY attorney to help you--many work with clients via telephone/Skype. If the matter is on for a telephonic hearing...

What should/can I do if I was defaulted in family court and I was never notified of any hearings or otherwise?

This may seem obvious, but I suggest you retain a local attorney to help you vacate the default and discuss the merits with you so you can decide...

Me and ex bf of 17 yrs had bought a house together. My name was on the house until a few months ago.

To know for sure, you'll have to see a local attorney and show them all the evidence you have of the agreement. Usually, there is some kind of...

General question regarding giving a gift to a lawyer..Because I am appreciative of their representation upon conclusion of my

Your proposed action sounds lovely, and it does not violate any ethical rules as stated. I'm sure your attorney will appreciate your...

My ex wife pays me child support as I have custody of my son. She had a stoke in Oct and I was only receive partial payments

She must file a downward modification to stop the accrual of arrears.

In NJ, if the lease is under your husband's name married for 19 years, can he throw you out?

No, he can't "throw you out"! Speak with a local attorney as soon as possible because it may be in your interests to file papers in court...