Brooklyn, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Brooklyn, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +3 more
Just be honest when you complete the form. I you think any of your answers require explanation, supply the explanation. It's not that hard to...
It's not too late. You always have the right to change attorneys, and if you do, the new attorney will do whatever is necessary to minimize any...
If you and your spouse sit down with an attorney tomorrow, agree on the details, and complete the necessary forms correctly, you could be divorced...
No. Absent an agreement to the contrary, this would be completely improper.
Unless there is a problem with the supervised visitation reported by the person doing the supervising, the court isn't likely to consider abating...
First, it was a mistake for the attorney to have failed to complete a proper retainer agreement with you, and if you believe the attorney did not...
Indeed, now your question is different as you state your father had a Will! Of course, that changes the answer. If your father had a valid Will...
If you know your parents are going to report you no matter what, it seems there is nothing you can do to prevent them from doing so. It is unlikely...
As the other attorneys have pointed out your question is not only unclear, but potentially raised very complex issues. As such, it is impossible to...
Generally speaking, in New York an employer may discharge an employee "at will" unless there is a contractual agreement stating otherwise.