Let’s unwrap this a bit. It appears the mother obtained an order of protection on the basis of a message that was sent to the asker’s daughter. The...

No one knows how long a petitioner must wait for a summons and petition in this time of the pox.

It appears the asker here does not understand the relationship between a temporary order and a final order as it relates to arrears. It is puzzling...

Transfers of venue are a routine matter in family court, but one must watch for jumping out of the frying pan into the fire. Never contemplate...

No. The asker cannot sue the custodial parent for child support. The asker would instead have to sue the non-custodial parent who would move to...

The answer depends on what prior orders governing the asker exist. For example, if there are guardianship orders, then the child is stuck, but the...

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There is no such procedure in New York as disowning a parent. There is not enough information to properly answer this question.

One of the major features of a free country is that government cannot do anything unless petitioner by a litigant. That is a major protection...

The asker can approach the mother and ask her to waive arrears. Women may not know they have the power of vacating arrears and terminating orders...