It turns out my divorce decree was signed 4 months ago, despite my atty not telling me

I'm not sure what difference it makes. If the judge signed your divorce judgment you are divorced. it might be possible your attorney didn't know....

I filed A Petition in Family Court for Custody of my Godkids, but it was Dismissed with Prejudice, can I file for Guardianship?

You can file for Guardianship. If the parents are consenting you have a good shot but they are going to investigate you and you need an...

Does temporary support payments reduce final spousal support payment in NY

It depends on the agreement you made. Normally with such a short marriage duration the length of time of spousal support would be minimal. Child...

I need to get my ex husband off the deed to my house

Your attorney should have had him sign a deed at the time of the divorce. If he didn't you need to get him to do it. The divorce agreement is not...

My ex-father in law who has represented me in the past is now representing her AGAINST me in family court. Is this a conflict?

It depends on the nature of his past representation. If he represented you on matters that could conflict with your attorney client privilege it...

My Child Support Downward Modification is going to trial?

Since it is your petition you will have to present evidence to establish your case. Your ex can then cross examine . She can then put on her case...

Do I need a divorce attorney?

Just to be clear, you realize you are asking a forum of attorneys if you need an attorney. Of course many people try to file uncontested divorces...

Can cps question a 7 year old with out the gardian or lawyer being there or telling the guardian about it

CPS has the authority to question a child without the parents or guardian.

When a landlord files for Bankruptcy ( unsecured debt only) are tenants notified?

Tenants will not be notified unless they are listed as creditors.

It is impossible to say for certain. This depends on the length of the questioning but also the time allotted by the Judge. Often these cases are...