We are not told what area of New York law this case involves: contract, property, domestic relations. Generally, an appeal involves errors of law...

Without seeing the order or orders the asker is writing about, we cannot possibly opine as to how to resolve this asker's quandary. Reading the...

The asker must come to understand that New York adopted a method of dividing marital property called "equitable distribution" which does not split...

The income cap as it is called is a limit to the amount of combined income a support magistrate can apply the child support percentages to. In...

Retirement is no basis to modify an order of support. Possibly if his health suffered a major impact he could reduce his obligation, but otherwise,...

The asker's cardinal error is that he appears to be unrepresented. He comes to us seeking an answer he may not understand and may be unable to...

NY Divorce by Abandonment pursuant to DRL § 170(2) is a grounds-based regulation of when a plaintiff can file for divorce based on abandonment....

The operative saying goes that anyone can sue anyone else any time or anywhere he wants. There can even be a huge recovery of money. However,...

There is no such thing as signing one's rights away to a child. New York's acquisition of child support matching funds is crucial to keep state...

The criminal court apparatus has gown accustomed to convicting innocent people to avoid the possibility of civil rights law suits. There is...