NY law would control.

There is no quick answer to this question. The court can order fees based on each party's ability to pay and on the conduct of each party during the litigation.

Unfortunately, you are married so are not eligible in most cases for a domestic partnership.

First, she would have to be approved as a foster parent. Once that is done she can work with ACS to try to have you placed with her.

Yes a parent, mother/father, can lose custody if alienation is provern. As an alternative, child support can be suspended or oven stopped.

It doesn't make a difference what she says. Under the law, child support is the right of the child not the Mother. Once the case goes to court, the court must grant child support no matter who gets custody.

The previous answers of counsel are correct. However, just know that if you do get the mother's permission to move out of state, be sure that it is in writing and notarized. You should also put in writing what visitation the mother will have and who will pay for transportation for the child... View More

You can do a post-nuptial agreement and agree to anything you want as long as it is not a crime or against public policy.

It is the petitioner who must prove the allegations

Since you started a divorce action in supreme court you cannot file for custody in family court as a divorce includes custody.

You should immediately speak to an attorney about this as you will have to explain what happened and then file a motion in that regard. In the end, it will be up to the judge to decide if your explanation was good enough.

If the judge already granted the divorce when you were in court then you are divorced as of that day. If the judge did not grant a divorce on the record in court, then you are not divorced until the judgment is signed.

It all depends on what the divorce judgment and/or the agreement you may have entered into says

You received the form as you are a creditor and must receive notice. However, child support is exempt from bankruptcy so you will receive the same support.

The interest is added yearly.

Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do to stop your ex from filing papers in court. However, this may be a case for equitable estopple to prevent you from having to pay child support. You need to speak with an attorney about the facts of the case and to represent you if this does go to court.

Unfortunately, since there is a support agreement for the other child, any child support paid would be a deduction from his gross income. However, your children would then be entitled to support based upon that new gross less FICA.

The Judgment of Divorce will have no impact at all on the order of protection hearing.

If the videos and screenshots are authenticated properly, they can be admitted into evidence. Your friend needs to see an attorney if he wants to file for divorce and show that attorney everything. His alternative, is to go to family court for an order of protection. He can also get an order of... View More

If you are still an owner and no one is living in the house and there are no prohibitions in any court orders or any agreements you may have signed, you can park at the house.