How do I get a lawyer to represent me in pressing charges against specific child protection workers?

I do not understand what 'pressing' a charge means, but if you are referring to having a case worker arrested, you'll never be able to do it. In...

For how long can a person keep adjourning the court dates.

The public is told about "standards and goals," but the reality is that adjournments can be weaponized into a tactic to shake loose the opponent's...

I currently have sole custody of my son. Can his father take me back to court for joint custody?

He can petition for it, but without your consent, New York cannot make him a joint custodian.

Looking for advice in a very bazaar custody case. Please help! Parent alienation, and more!

You really need a lawyer. If you had been represented, you would have stopped mom very early on and you would have had the court sanction her for...

When submitting a motion in NYS Supreme Court, a litigant needs to submit a note of issue, notice of motion and an affidavit?

Yes. Typically, an affidavit in support of a motion is helpful and in certain motions is required. A note of issue is not required for each motion...

Can a divorce settlement be overturned safter four years?

You can petition the child support court (in family court) based on the passage of three years or a change of 15% in either parents' incomes....

Do not be your own lawyer. Do not take forensic photographs of your daughter because the government will accuse you of making child porn. Be...

Many young mothers are raising their kids without their very young fathers. Once the mom gets pregnant, dad flees and mom is left to fend for...

I am 10 weeks and 7 days pregnant, but i am 15. About to turn 16 on sept My boyfriend is 17 and we want to get married ?

You cannot get married at 16. You can marry at 17 or 18 with a judge's order or both parents' approvals.

If a name of child is spelt wrong along with the DOB on a summons of paternity can i get the case thrown out?

Such mistakes are known as 'ministerial' errors which the court can correct on the record. So no, do not expect a dismissal.