Divorce - custody - moving away

Unfortunately this question is impossible to answer because every judge has a different opinion on radius clauses and it is usually a negotiated...

Signing over your parental rights

Basically True, but there are open adoptions and termination proceedings that would give the judge this ability without your consent.

What is the process if a non custodial parent wants to relocate from NY state to the south?

There are no restrictions or court action needed for a non custodial parent to relocate but it's a smart idea to revise the visitation agreement in...

Is there spousal support in NYC??

Yes but the amount and length of time depends on the circumstances.

Can family court In NY legally tell anyone they want if you have court?

The courtrooms are open public forums but the notices to appear are sent only to the litigants and attorneys. They do try and maintain privacy by...

Does the spouse have to pay what he owe's to the wife's estate

It depends on the stage of the divorce but typically if a judgment of divorce has been submitted and not yet signed then the court would likely...

My daughter father take a plead deal for threatened to kill me in front of our daughter

Yes it's certainly possible. A petition would have to be filed in family court by yourself (if the child is yours) or CPS. Sounds like he is unfit...

Divorce agreement. My wife and I agreed to enter into a divorce agreement to divide our equitable distribution.

Yes of course they will. So long as you and your wife sign the agreement, it becomes a fully enforceable court order once the judgment of divorce...

Can I revoke my agreement to a divorce stipulation if it has not been signed by a judge and can I retain another lawyer?

You cannot revoke it in any way. You are stuck with that which you signed. However, if there has been a change in circumstances, you can motion the...

Permanent Protection Order in Queens Court, New York

Permanent does not mean forever. Depending on the charge it may have lasted up to 5 years. You can go to the clerk and as for a letter of...

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