I suggest you get in touch with a NY divorce attorney right away. There are complicated rules that may apply to this situation. Good luck!

If the children have been in NY for more than 6 months, the NY may now be their "home state" and you will need to litigate any grievances related...

If the other parent agrees to you relocation, then it’s no problem at all. If they disagree, then you will need a court order. That said, given the...

If neither the child nor the parents remain in WA state, then that state has no interest or obligation to resolve any controversy between the...

You are right to be concerned about a situation where both parent are supposed to make decisions "together" and yet they don't agree. Without a...

If the house is the husband's residence, then the wife cannot force him to leave or change the locks so he can't get in. Of course, she can "ask"...

No, the mother is not entitled to additional support just because the other parent got married. If the other parent's financial circumstances...

Of course, it would be best for the child to have both parents on board with therapy, but absent a court order preventing it, you may do as you...

She cannot simply be "kicked out" whether she is on the lease or not. She should call the police and file a report, and then reach out to a NY...

Unfortunately, this falls on the custodial parent. If it happens frequently, it may be prudent to look into modifying the visitation schedule...