I have sole physical and legal custody of my child. he has visitation rights. however i live in NY and one day plan on moving

If he has truly no problem with you and the child moving to CT, yes, he can sign a consent and have it notarized. If he is interested in...

Mr. Joyce is on to something. My guess is that a record can be "sealed" or "expunged" (in NYS, they're basically the same thing, (see Crim. Proc....

Do I need to file an easement or is written (and acknowledged) permission to use enough for a driveway on my property?

An easement seems like the way to go, and you can define the purposes, location, width, covering underground utilities and that the easement is...

How can i fight for my children full custody since their father is not supportive ?

File for custody in New York State, but be prepared to convince the Attorney for the Children and court that the virtual termination of the...

Can my attorney represent me as power of attorney in selling my mother's house instead of me being at the closing

Yes, in fact at many, if not most closings, there's no reason for the seller to actually attend. You don't need to execute a formal power of...

Yes, he can. No it's not unethical. He just need not be a named party and over 18 years of age. An attorney, paralegal or other employee of...

I want to get my child's biological father's rights taken away?

Hire an attorney. File a Support Violation Petition and go after him for willful failure to pay support and demand either payment or incarceration...

You may want to talk to a lawyer, and I'm sorry the business didn't work out, but it doesn't sound to me like the failure of the business or...

Should I appeal a town justices ruling to deem both of my dogs dangerous for life due to them chasing a cat off my property

Sure, it's a free country, feel free to appeal. But, as you know from reading the Post-Star, dog breeds like pit bulls running loose on other...

Can I get child support order if I,the father have temporary physical custody of 2 out of 3 of my children?

The answer may be different if you reside in NJ, but if the custody order is established in NYS that makes you legally the sole (or majority)...