If I have a Oder protection against my mother in law and I am married and it's a no contact protections is she violating it by t

No. Not unless it directs no third party contact and she is specifically asking her son to communicate with you on her behalf. But even so, this...

When does the court allow relocation to a different state that's a plane ride away and when will they not allow it?

Like most things in Family Court, it boils down to the "best interests of the child." Under the facts you present, it seems highly unlikely that...

My employer says he's in a copyright "grey area." How grey is it? Morally, should I quit my job?

Their isn't much grey about your employer charging customers and "print[ing] off copyrighted images from online and allow[ing] customers to trace...

Am I responsible for my legal fees

You might be. But, since you provided no details whatsoever about the type of case, nobody can say.

Will child support obligation decrease with adoption of stepchild?

No. A subsequent child, born or adopted, will not result in an automatic reduction in child support. Nor will the adoption be a sufficient change...

No. Step children are not "issue." Your Husbands will is also irrelevant as the trust specifies "then living issue." Your husband would have to...

Your understanding is generally correct. Under NYS Banking Law § 675 the making of a deposit in the name of the depositor and another to be paid...

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Is there a way around this?

Your mother should consult with an experienced Estates attorney. She has certain statutory rights that should be considered. You can find an...

When trademarking your brand name, how much different must your name be from another companies name if your names are similar?

You should consult confidentially with your own attorney so that you can discuss your specific proposed use. The short answer is that your...

If a father's visitation has been eliminated from their child's life can the grandparents file a petition for visitation in ny

Depending on the specific circumstances, it is possible. You should consult in private with an experienced Family Law attorney. It isn't difficult...