Not legally seperated, should i get autherization from him for Thanksgiving dinner at my brothers house with children in N.Y..

Unless there are relevant facts you have not mentioned in your narrative above, if there is no court order saying otherwise, you don't need...

Does a parent have to continue to pay child support after HS graduation if the child has not enrolled in college yet?

You should have your support order and any written agreements pertaining thereto reviewed by a local attorney. Usually, child support doesn't stop...

Yes, your husband will likely be able to obtain a divorce whether you agree or not; however, the more disagreement, the higher the expense. I...

How can I obtain legal guardianship over my 18 year old sister with Asperger's Syndrome?

Yes, you can make an application to the Surrogate's Court. It would be best if you consult with an attorney first to be sure that your application...

Can an 18 year old withdraw herself from school without parent/guardian permission?

Yes, but if her father is willing to support her until she is in her mid 20's, she should consider that carefully, and try not to burn any bridges.

I live in Colorado, wife in N.D, child is with me. She wants to contest the divorce. Which state do I file at. Still have ND DL.

I agree with Mr. Goldman's excellent and thorough answer. Good luck!

Can a military member who is a resident of New York, but lives elsewhere, file divorce from where they are stationed?

Yes, if the military member is a resident of New York, then the divorce may be filed in New York, and it can be handled by an attorney.

I need help with something and its rather URGENT

You cannot be legally married to someone who is already married. As such, your marriage is void and you do not need to divorce. Confirm this with...

Divorce Judge "tabled 3 years of Maintenance" for wife

Mr. Kulerski has given you good advice. A QDRO is very complicated for some attorneys and nearly incomprehensible for most non-attorneys. ...

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The answer depends upon the issue and the court. Most judges do not want to get a pile of useless paper that is already in their file anyway. On...