Is there anything addressing this issue in your custody order? You may need to go to court to modify the order if so. Talk to a NY lawyer.

The court will consider it property of the marital estate. Although she transferred it prior to being served, it is still a transfer within a reasonable time of the divorce.

It depends on the seriousness of the violation and whether the court will think the custodial parent is no longer fit to be custodian. Not all violations are the same. At most, what you discribe would likely get a slap on the wrist. Finally, be careful listening to lawyers on You tube. Speak to... View More

If you are being charged with reckless driving the answer is yes. If it is simply the two traffic infractions than probably not. Seek a local traffic attorney who knows the jurisdiction.

Unless otherwise agreed to, child support in NY terminates at when the child reaches 21. If there is no child support order you can simply stop payment after the child's 21st birthday.

Probably not, in and of itself. Depens on the distance from your current residence, neighborhood quality and other issues. Talk to an attorney.

Whose name the mortgage is in is not any indication of ownership, but it is of debt. The ownership of the house is in the deed, however, even if a spouse is not on the deed, under Domestic Relations law a spouse may be entitled to ownership rights as marital property if purchased during the... View More

Non-consecutive means not in a row. Normally that would mean 3 separate weeks, however, it can br intertpreted to allow 2 consecutive weeks, but not 3. You should consult a local attorney to go over your specific matter.

If there is no provision in the order to reduce the support to cover this fee and you never agreed to this, it is not permissable. The non-custodial parent owes the full amount.

There is no such thing in NY law as "Occupation Rent". Basically she is a co-owner so you can not collect rent from her. You can move in there if you desire since there is no order forbidding it. You can file for divorce but be aware that you will likely pay her significant support... View More

This is posted in the New York forum so I will answer assuming this is a New York case. If you ignore the Summons, you will lose by default and she will get whatever she is asking for and you will have no say. Talk to a lawyer.

Custody and visitation rights end at 18. The court has no jurisdiction over those issues after 18. Child support, however, terminates at 21.

The nonmonied spouse must make a motion for attorney fees. The court can not address that without a request for it. Talk to a lawyer.

She has a right to subpoena the records and they will likely comply. This will likely be at her expense. How far back depends. Clearly things that are maritalk property are available for appraisal and equitable distribution in a divorce. Talk to your attorney.

A valid child support order is enforceable throughout the country. Unless there is a need for a modification, the order is enforceable.

Lawyers know the system, they know how to examine and cross-examine. Hire a lawyer

I assume you are referring to an 18-B lawyer, a private attorney who is assigned by the court to represent you as an indigent person. These lawyers get paid by the county and very little, on these assigned cases and will naturally spend more time on privately retained cases where they make 4 to 5... View More

If an uncontested is fully filed then an RJI would likely already be filed. A Judgment can not be signed unless an RJI is filed.

Contact Child Support Enforcement Bureau. If he hasn't paid a d the order is still in effect you can file a violation petition in Family Court.

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