Is it possible, in New York State, to keep post-divorce matters in Supreme Court -- to the exclusion of Family Court?

Supreme Court will retain jurisdiction but family court cannot be excluded. Good luck.

Disposition section. Sounds like case ended with a violation.

I got caught stealing. Police was called however the stores manager decided not to place any charges except I signed the letter

If there was no arrest you should have nothing to worry about. Good luck.

Regarding code 240.20 sub-section 1 disorderly conduct. 1. Can the case be heard before the apperance date?

It is difficult. You can go to the clerk's office and ask if the case could be advanced but it probably won't be granted unless there are...

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Lied to get an order of protection

You have not asked a question. If your sister is fighting the order, you can be a witness for her. Your sister should be careful as your father...

Can police search my house looking for someone alse?

You do not have to let them in when they knock. They will not be able to enter unless they have a warrant authorizing the entrance. You can also...

Does a parent with sole legal custody have an obligation to notify the noncustodial parent of medical treatment?

Even if a court order calls for joint custody on decision making the custodial parent has the right to make medical decisions in an emergency...

First offense accused in upstate NY of having an forged inspection. Can it be thrown out or whats lowest charge it can go down?

In this age of expanded data bases it is quite possible that police have the ability to check the inspection status of vid numbers. That being...

Looking to clear old conviction and name for good

The two possibilities would be to try a new 440 motion, which might be difficult based on the past denial, or appealing the first denial of the...

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Sadly there is no way to answer for sure. In a domestic violence situation, there is a possibility that the police will proceed with an arrest over...