Can I avoid child support payments by abandoning the child when the other parent is willing to take the custody?

NO! The only way to avoid child support is for the child to be adopted or your rights terminated in a neglect proceeding. I hope you found this...

The case worker could be unavailable or the case worker asked the supervisor to check something or any of a number of different reasons. I...

How long is the waiting period to hear an administrative hearing decision?

There is no set time limit. A lot depends on how busy the judge is and how complicated the decision. I hope you found this answer helpful and...

I live NY ex lives in AZ Can I sue for arrears and is our agreement for retirement noncollectable due to he breach of contract ?

The problem with the exemption is that you waited to long to get anywhere with it there are legal doctrines that would apply that would prevent any...

What recourse do I have?

you can file for divorce if you want. NY has no fault grounds that make getting a divorce simpler than in the past. I hope you found this...

How can I file for legal separation?

You can file for a legal separation by filing the appropriate forms with the court and having your husband served with those papers. You can get...

How long does my soon-to-be ex-wife have to wait before she can file another suit against me seeking alimony?

Your question isn't clear as you say your "soon to be ex wife". Either there is a divorce pending or there isn't. If there is, then alimony will...

Would a contract in which one parent agrees to surrender their parental rights hold up in court?

A parent cannot "surrender" his rights short of a neglect petition filed by DSS that results in a finding and a termination of rights or an...

Typically those certificates are sent by an attorney to the other side when they are filing all the papers necessary to finalize a divorce. You...

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How can I fight this

You need a court order to get the state to back off. File a modification petition in family court and bring proof of what was ordered to the hearing.