It is possible, but the analysis used by the court won’t be “it’s only 9 miles more than they agreed” but rather does a 34 mile relocation...

Generally speaking, upon learning of this inappropriate behavior, the court can be expected to issue at least an admonishment and if the court...

If you had a case already in the NY Family Court, and the judge you had previously is still in the same Part, then it is very likely your case will...

She won't be viewed in the same light now as she would have been 12 years ago if she tries to assert her parental rights, but it certainly would...

If the biological father is "completely denying" your child, and you are sure establishing paternity is not in your child's best interests* you may...

Based upon the information above, it would be wrong to say you don't have a chance to obtain custody of your children, but the best way to analyze...

First, try to obtain her consent. If she agrees, get it in writing and off you go. If she does not agree, then you will need to show the court...

The consequences of willfully violating a court order can be severe and for the most part the judge has discretion to mete out whatever punishment...

If you want to relocate, you will at least need consent of all legal parents of your minor children or an order from the court. Whether the...

The court can stop the relocation of the child, but not you. If you want to relocate the child, you need permission of the other parent or a court...