Yes, grandparents have "rights" to visit their grandchildren in some circumstances even if the parents object. Each such case is very...

The case should remain in Queens even if the father moves to NJ; however, if the father's "complaint" is that the child should stay in NY and...

Yes, if there’s a possibility that he may be a witness in the case, the judge should exclude him from the court room. If he is simply an observer,...

The default provisions in your agreement should answer this question. If not, or if you don't like the answer there, I suggest you reach out to a...

No, they will not tell you, but they will tell your attorney. If you don't have one, perhaps now is the time to look into retaining one. Good luck!

If she is not on the lease, eventually she will have to vacate unless you permit her to stay; however, that may not be your biggest problem here. ...

Unless you are consenting to the relocation of the children, you must act now. Relocation cases are taken very seriously in Brooklyn courts and you...

A child cannot be relocated out of state without the consent of both parents or a court order. I suggest you get in touch with a NY Family Law...

NY is your child's "home state" and as such, any litigation regarding custody would happen in NY. There are rules about how to obtain personal...

Usually, if you are appointed a "free" attorney in Family Court it is because you cannot afford a private attorney. If something has changed, then...