Is this parental alienation, or something I need to confront outside the courts?
While I don't think what the mother is doing can be legally proven to be parental alienation as the courts currently define the term, this behavior...
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While I don't think what the mother is doing can be legally proven to be parental alienation as the courts currently define the term, this behavior...
It really doesn't matter what your husband feels about his pension, as it is clearly marital property. I would suggest that you consult with an...
It is difficult to understand if there have been any court orders in NY concerning custody and parenting time. Though it is possible to start a...
Though you cannot stop a divorce action once it has started, it sounds like your husband has yet to file for a divorce. If he does file, he will...
I would not sign such a document. Instead, I would strongly urge you to consult with an experienced matrimonial law attorney in Buffalo and...
Lawyers will ask for a retainer payment. Assuming your husband is the principal wage earner in your family, an application can be made to the...
The short answer is no. You should not sign any divorce documents until such time as there is an agreement as to equitable distribution,...
Assuming you do not have a current child support order and only one child, the mother is generally entitled to receive 17% of your gross income...
There is no 6 month cooling off period. How long it takes to receive a signed Judgment of Divorce that has been entered in the office of the...
Yes, he can take you back to court based on a "substantial change in circumstances" since the court order, namely your acceptance of another job in...