No. There is no case. Family Court Act §532(a) provides in pertinent part: The court shall advise the parties of their right to one or more...

An arrest pays dividends to the municipality, so any report of a violation of an order of protection will be prosecuted. "Coming down for a talk"...

This question appears to highlight how a big-money litigant who fails to appear for a hearing nonetheless prevails against the common man. This...

Certainly. The Family Court Act in §427(c) provides: "In any case, whether or not service is attempted under subdivision (a) or (b) of this...

The cheating man will have his criminal prosecution and his divorce action go on at the same time once his wife files it.

Assuming that the asker's order actually provides visitation to father as the "parties agree," the asker can disagree and there will be no more...

Through the mist of English, I see the asker's problem: she is pregnant, married, and seeking a U Visa under the provisions of the Violence Against...

"Kicking" a child and the child's parent from a home is an ejectment action that will not likely succeed. A judge will likely transfer the matter...

The naivety surrounding family court, or any civil court, processes is astounding. It appears that given a court’s routine sardonic responses to...

A contested divorce can take years. Retain private counsel to get better responsiveness.