Brooklyn, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Brooklyn, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +3 more
Get your daughter a cell phone & use it.
Yes, it sounds like at least some of the value in the property belongs to the marriage. As such, the wife is entitled to recognition of that value...
The only thing that the refusal to sign signifies is that the removal isn't voluntary--that's all. The attorney wants to get paid, and he doesn't...
If your father was competent, then, no, it is none of their business what he did or didn't spend during his lifetime and/or who helped him spend...
While all of the examples you list are subjective, in my opinion, new school and going out of the country, would probably qualify as "major"; new...
Mr. Levy has given you good advice. From your brief narrative above, it seems a panoply of issues need to be addressed before your divorce can be...
He's entitled to the key, and you are entitled to reasonable notice and an opportunity to remove your belongings from his house. If you lived...
If you can't find it on your own via the internet and other search sources, a private investigator can probably get it for you fairly quickly. ...
As sole heir, no; as Executor, yes, and you probably have a fiduciary duty to do so.
Yep. Pretty much. That's called "citing authority" and/or following a "form".