If I have to take my ex to court for non compliance do I have to pay the court fees? Or is he responsible?
If you take him to family court, there are no court fees. If you go to supreme, you can make a motion to have him pay the court fees.
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If you take him to family court, there are no court fees. If you go to supreme, you can make a motion to have him pay the court fees.
If the home is the only asset, it will probably have to be sold and the profits divided.
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You can contact your local bar association to see if they have any reduced fee / pro bono attorneys.
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You do not have to speak to your ex's lawyer.
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I agree with Mr. Cometti's response. This is common in NY.