If the visits are supervised because there is a court order saying they must be, then you should comply with the order until one of you makes an...

It depends. I suggest you have a NY Family Law attorney review your current order and then advise you accordingly. Good luck!

Yes, of course you can divorce even if you don't have a job. Depending upon your circumstances, if your husband has sufficient income, he may be...

It depends. I suggest you reach out to a NY Divorce attorney directly to have your actual judgement reviewed and to discuss the circumstances so...

No, there is no such law in NY. A child born or conceived during the marriage is presumed to be a child of the marriage. This is only a...

If that is your residence, she cannot just "kick you out" but you should speak with a Landlord/Tenant lawyer about your specific rights if you wish...

You should speak with a local NY Family and Divorce attorney directly before you do anything. If this person never really "lived" in your home but...

Courts favor what is in the "best interests" of the child. Typically, if your child qualifies for EI it is because it will help them. If the...

Yes, she can go with your permission. That said, you may bear some responsibility for her well-being until she is 18, so it is important you and...

I agree with Attorney Zaslavsky. The judge can and will do whatever they feel is necessary and appropriate including finding contempt and ordering...