The answer lies within the Domestic Relations Law statute. I strongly suggest that you consult with a matrimonial attorney for specific guidance.

This is a very vague question. You should consult in-person with a local family law attorney for further guidance.

Many issues are presented here. You should consult with a local family law attorney for further guidance.

Many issues are presented in this complex matter. You should consult with a local family law attorney for further guidance.

You would have to do legal research in the law library pertaining to this matter. If that is not accessible, you should schedule an in-person...

You should contact the clerk of the family court where the action will be heard, for further guidance.

Many issues are presented here. You should schedule an in-person meeting with a family law attorney to discuss each concern.

She can be served at her place of employment or her residence if known to you. You can also consult with an attorney for alternate service...

The courts are divested of custody jurisdiction at age 18. If you need further guidance, you should schedule a meeting with a family law attorney.

This is a very complex matter, with many issues. You should schedule an in-person consultation, for further guidance.