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Supreme Court judge called a “conference” because my ex’s attorney sent him an email/letter requesting his intervention in the choosing of our children’s pediatrician. The letter had specific requests much like a motion would but it was just a letter.
At the conference, the judge... View More 
answered on Jun 29, 2023
A Judge has the ability to calendar a case whenever the Judge finds good cause to do so, but it has to be on notice. If the orders include custody decisions and or visitation issues without a hearing, you most likely have an appealable issue. you must file an emergency motion with the Appellate... View More
Like can I get a agreement written up and sign by both parties to fully free me of my affidavit obligations to support my spouse in the case he leave this marriage or lied to get a green card or have a baby while still married outside the marriage or if we separated or divorced if we was to both... View More
answered on Jun 29, 2023
You can provide in an agreement that you both waive any spousal support, whether temporary or permanent, provided it is in a proper form just like a deed. However, there are exceptions: sometimes you could have an agreement that is a complete waiver of support , but you may still have to support... View More
I sent an eight page PDF to Family Court, detailing why I'm not violent and demonstrating how my ex-wife lies to get what she wants. I refute two offense claims she makes in the Temp Order Of Protection. Or is the burden more on her, to prove what she is accusing me of?
answered on Jun 29, 2023
You should absolutely look into whether there are basis for a dismissal. Ultimately the Petitioner has the burden of proof, but it is somewhat a low burden (preponderance of the evidence). Consult a lawyer because Art. 8 of the Family Court has strict requirements as to Petitions for O.P. and... View More
I have an 11 y/o daughter in joint custody with the birth mother.
My girl is seeing a therapist who was agreed upon by both parents.
The mother has attempted to stop the therapy using various specious arguments, which have failed.
Her latest is that the therapist once (over... View More
answered on Jun 29, 2023
I would say yes. it is a conflict, and I would make a motion to disqualify the therapist. of course, the judge has the last say, but I feel strongly enough about this that I would appeal it.
My husband has a car loan with a credit union which he pays on time but has an unpaid credit card with them. The credit union repo car. since I am the co-signer, will my credit score drop? Even if car loan is paid?
Default on 06/2023 can the plantif bring a new action or its barred 6year statu limitaion from aclerrated 2015 pmafter f.a.p.a.the mod.doesent say to restart 6 year statue limitations
answered on Jun 29, 2023
I need to look at the case. It depends how the stip to withdraw was worded. there is caselaw that suggests that since the loan was accelerated, then once the matter is withdrawn or dismissed, he statute of limitation applies.
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