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answered on Jul 31, 2023
Unless this speeding ticket aggregates more than 11 points on your license you need to send in a plea of eiother guilty or not guilty. If you plead guilty they court or agency (depends on the county or town) will send a bill for the fine. If you plead not guilty you will get a court date to... View More 
Can I get him to pay for my lawyer or do I have to use legal aid
answered on Jul 27, 2023
The law provides for the non-monied spouse to apply for spousal support and counsel fees. Speak to a lawyer.
When I filed for a divorce in Florida, the case in Queens NY had been dismissed. When my wife learned that i was filing in Florida, she hired a divorce lawyer in Queens who submitted a statement of Facts about me and her being residents of Queens even though had been a registered voter in St... View More
answered on Jul 21, 2023
File a motion to vacate the default and dismiss the case.
They live in a house that she bought when they first got together, but he pays for everything. He has it set up so that 90% of his paycheck goes in her account to pay all the bills. He is a very involved father. He wants to leave for several reasons but is unsure how he should go about it so he... View More
answered on Jul 17, 2023
Since they are not married there is no need for a legal separation or divorce. However, the house is not marital. Whoever owns the house keeps it. If only the gf's name is on the deed, it is hers. As for custody and support, those canbe dealt with in family court. Whoever is the residential... View More
answered on Jul 16, 2023
You need to go to court and petition for relocation. If you are the residential custodial parent you can not m9vevwith the child without the non custodial parent's permission or court order.
I am 19 and going to college this year as a freshman. I am still under the care of my mom and I will not be dorming. I know I am entitled to child support until 21 unless I am self-supporting myself. Is getting a job while in college and living with my mother enough to cancel my child support?
answered on Jul 15, 2023
If you make enough to be self supporting then it could be grounds for emancipation. If you simply work part time or make minimum wage, it is not likely to terminate support.
Spouse and I were wondering how we go about canceling a prenup we made 7 years ago in case one of us dies. We already made each other beneficiary on bank accounts but would like to cancel prenup if it is easy to do. We have heard there is a a Release of Martial agreement form that we both just... View More
answered on Jul 14, 2023
You can simply have a stipulation drafted that waives certain provisions of the prenup. Of course both parties must sign and it must be acknowledged in the proper way. Speak to an attorney.
The original court order was established in 2017. We submitted our Financials (three years tax returns, W2's, 3 recent pay checks) The magistrate came up with a number and that was it. I filed for a modified recently and the non custodial parent tried to get my petition dismissed. The... View More
answered on Jul 13, 2023
A trial is where the Petitioner presents their case and the Respondent defends. The Petitioner calls witnesses and presents evidence and the Respodent can cross examine the Petitioner and the witnesses. The Respodent can call witnesses and present evidence. It is a good idea to hire an attorney... View More
answered on Jul 10, 2023
Your pension is an asset, not support. Her re-marraige is irrelevant. Unless there is some specific clause that limits her ability to receive her share of the pension, she receives it.
answered on Jul 3, 2023
Anything that can obscure vision through the window can be considered illegal. Even an air freshener hanging from your rear view mirror.
Orders done from the courts, I think I have gave him plenty of time to take care of this matter social security has informed me I have a Asset from this house so they put a hold on my account trying to see what I can do can I Sui him for all this there is still 500.00 of attorney fees I pd but... View More
answered on Jul 3, 2023
If this was a divorce order, you can file a motion to compell or contempt. Contact an attorney.
My mom is sociopath gold digger. She abused my dad 50 yrs resulting in his aphasia and dementia. Can my mom change my parents will to cut my young daughter out? My mom hates women and children, she is undiagnosed sociopath. How can I protect my daughter's inheritance from my Dad's side of... View More
answered on Jul 1, 2023
A person can always change their own will as long as they are of sound mind. Assuming your parents have separate wills and your father has dementia, his will likely can not be changed unless he does it himself while he is lucid.
Ticket. I thought they made you go to court only if you pled not guilty. Have you ever seen this? Do I have to hire a lawyer now?
answered on Jun 29, 2023
Technically you should not have gotten a court date. However if you have priors, or open tickets they can require a hearing. But this might be a blessing. You can negotiate the plea and get a better deal.
I don't own the house but my drivers license says my NY adress on it they are saying they will call police for trespassing if I return to ny can I return home to my primary residence without any legal trouble.
answered on Jun 29, 2023
If you are an adult your parents have a right to keep you out of their home.
My estranged husband agreed to signing the divorce papers if I paid for them. I paid for them (online over $300).
When asked about parental planning he wanted no part in the discussion or decision. On multiple occasions he's said he did not want to coparent. He is no longer paying... View More
answered on Jun 23, 2023
This is why you should have hired a lawyer. Submitting divorce papers without both signatures will simply be rejected. You can start separate custody and support actions in Family Court. However, a contested divorce can accomplish all of it. You do not need your husband's cooperation but you... View More
I live in NY and I'm going to start the divorce process. While my husband and I were separated he had another child and has a legal child support agreement with the other women. We do not have a legal child support agreement. He claims I am entitled to much less child support now because of... View More
answered on Jun 12, 2023
Having a child support order involving another child would be a deduction from his income but you would still be entitled to a child support order for your children. Speak to a lawyer to go over your specific case.
I have a friend who is in an abusive marriage. His spouse screams profanities at him, throws things at him, and has physically assaulted him. He has video evidence of several of these encounters. The cops have been called on the house more than once. Each time my friend remains calm, but his spouse... View More
answered on Jun 8, 2023
Your friend needs to file for an Order of Protection in Family Court. Have your friend contact an attorney.
answered on Jun 7, 2023
There is nothing illegal for offering a cash settlement for signing a separation agreement.
answered on Jun 7, 2023
She can offer you money or anything else but you do not have to sign. Speak to an attorney to see if it is in your best interest to sign.
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