If you wish to stay married, a post-nuptial agreement can be drafted to protect your assets. Alternatively, you can divorce. I suggest you reach...

No, the money sent by grandmother does not "count" as money from father. If he's giving a hard time about the passport, you will need a court...

Yes, there would be negative repercussions to an illegal lockout, which is what changing the locks while he's not there would be. A better plan is...

Yes. I suggest you reach out to a NY Family Law attorney directly to have a confidential consultation and to receive specific advice about all...

The constant visiting of the grandparents is not likely to have any effect on equitable distribution of marital property. Whether it could have an...

While there is no "law" that specifically states either parent should have all the weekends, most courts favor each parent having some weekend...

Yes, you certainly do have a right to know when and where your minor children are "working", and unless the other parent has "sole custody" you...

You should speak with a tax professional to confirm, but unless the child is with him more than 50% of the year, he should not be claiming the...

Yes, if you want to have paternal rights (i.e. custody/visitation) and responsibilities (i.e. child support) and you are not married to the mother,...

No, your citizenship will not be revoked because you divorce your husband. I suggest you reach out to a Brooklyn divorce attorney to discuss all...