In response to your first question, no, the Courts will not set an ultimate cap on your support requirements. If your income continues to increase,...

In NY the courts look at your last file tax return to determine income for child support. That being said, the Courts may deviate from that return...

Assuming your child support order was part of a Judgement of Divorce, the Judgement should say that both the Supreme and Family Courts have...

No. You are welcome to reconcile and remain unmarried. You are welcome to reconcile and remarry each other. Either way, you are now divorced and...

Yes, you can get a divorce. You will have to meet residency requirements for NY to have jurisdiction to dissolve the marriage, and you will have to...

While you can send a spoliation letter yourself, I would highly recommend hiring an attorney to do it on your behalf asap. Often times forms and...

It is highly unlikely that you could be awarded maintenance at this point. Usually, if you are not receiving maintenance, there is a waiver of...

That depends on the content of your Order, Judgment, and/or Agreement. Most commonly, parents are required to consult with each other prior to...

Your best, quickest, and cheapest option is to have her and you sign a deed from both of you to just you (note, you should check with your bank...

Child support is based on gross income. There are common deductions from gross income, such as FICA, NYC taxes, maintenance, etc. There are also...