Would I get in trouble for moving to another state with my son without my husbands permission?

If there's no custody order in place now, then you are free to move; however, if he objects, expect him to file a petition with the court requiring...

Hello, we have been married for 7 years in april and i live in new york. can i get my wifes retirement?

Whatever portion of her retirement accrued during the marriage is subject to equitable distribution, meaning you may be entitled to some of...

Can a family law issue be taken to small claims court?

Typically, no it cannot. The small claims court will likely refer the parties back to Family Court or Supreme Court (if there was a divorce).

My ex wife stop paying her child support as she had a stroke and is not able to pay. What happens to the arrears if she files

Arrears stay and may be reduced to a judgment. Any modification granted will be effective as of the date the application was made, not before.

In my divorce,I agreed to pay child support untilmy daughter graduated from a 4 yr college which would have been 4 mos past 21yr

You may file an application with the court to relieve you of your child support application; however, be aware the the specific language in your...

Supervised visits with grandparent

A judge will not decide to grant unsupervised visits because of financial reasons. If the grandparents can suggest an alternate party to...

Can I leave Columbia South Carolina with my infant son who's biological father wont allow me to?

If you have not yet been to court over this issue, then there's a possibility you could relocate to NY without the father's permission, especially...

It depends upon the context. In a case of parent vs babysitter, that "right of first refusal" or "ask me before you hire a babysitter" is something...

My exhuband signed Paternity papers for my oldest son and now. He wants to undo it so he don't have to pay child support.

Sorry, your husband cannot undo the paternity on the facts you've outlined above.

What form to file to delay judgement and decree in divorce?

You may withdraw your court papers, but you can't ask for a "delay" of the proceedings.