I suggest you get in touch with a NY Divorce attorney immediately and file for divorce so you can preserve as much of your assets as possible. ...

I agree with the answers of the other attorneys. I would add that you and your future wife seriously consider executing a prenuptial agreement to...

The answer depends, in part, upon whether you did not previously know of these assets because he lied during the discovery process or because you...

If the father has established his status as legal parent of the child either by a duly executed Acknowledgement of Paternity or Order of Filiation,...

You most definitely should not "move out" until you have spoken directly to a NY Divorce attorney and had your prenup reviewed. No matter what...

It depends, in part, upon whether he has been properly served, but in any event, it will probably be adjourned at least once to give him another...

The court won't increase child support "because he got married" but they may increase it if his income has increased. His wife's salary probably...

The police won't "evict" you and it would be illegal for him to change the locks. That said, clearly there are issues to resolve and you will need...

I suggest you reach out to a NY Divorce attorney now to address this issue. Prompt action in these situations is usually your best bet. Good luck!

Yes, anything acquired during the marriage is presumed to be marital property. I suggest you reach out to New York divorce attorney to discuss what...