answered on Apr 21, 2020
Most likely the mediator has a conflict and cannot represent your spouse -- unless you waive the conflict, in writing.
They calculated my child support on that number and not the actual amount. I literally owe double what it should be. Can I fix this?
answered on Apr 20, 2020
Yes, you can fix this. Your child support should be based on the income as reflected on your W2 statement. You should hire an attorney to fix this for you.
Can we get a divorce in my current state(New York)?
answered on Feb 25, 2020
Yes, you probably can get divorced in New York. Have you lived in New York for more than 2 years? If yes, you can get divorced in New York. If you have only lived in New York for more than 1 year, then it depends on other facts.
answered on Feb 4, 2020
Yes, you can still get divorced. It would help if you have some idea where she is living, but, even without that information, it is still possible to get divorced. An experienced divorce attorney, will be able to help you.
Should I stop paying child support because they are both over 21?
answered on Feb 4, 2020
Whether or not you can stop paying child support would depend on: do you have an agreement or Court Order stating you have to pay child support past 21 years of age? If there is an agreement or Court Order that says that, then, no you can't stop paying child support and have to abide by the... View More 
no kids, cars or house are involved. I am moving out on oct 1st, 2019. I would like to file a no fault divorce for irretrievable breakdown in relationship for a period of at least 6 months. we have been married for 6.5yrs and my husband is not willing to work on us still after all these years.
answered on Sep 23, 2019
You can file for a No Fault divorce (Irretrievable breakdown) now or as soon as you want to.
I don’t know the first step in divorce. We have been separated for three years, have two kids, no courts involved, no child support. We are civil with one another, work well with our kids and have nothing to share/split from married but our kids.
answered on Sep 19, 2019
You can call any Divorce (Matrimonial) Attorney that handles "simple" uncontested divorces. You should be able to do a Google search for that.
I handle simple uncontested divorces in Suffolk and Nassau Counties.
My phone number is 631-239-1702 or my email is david@dbnylaw.com.
answered on Feb 27, 2019
Yes, you can file for Separation and/or have a Separation Agreement drafted.
My husband has all the tax info do I need net worth or can the divorce go ahead without it im in NY
answered on Aug 8, 2018
If you are representing yourself pro-se, you should still prepare a Statement of Net Worth. You can always state "Do Not Know" for your responses.
If you have an attorney, you should consult with your attorney.
He lives in New York (that is where we were married)
I have a green card
I moved to/ live in Belgium for work
answered on Jun 22, 2018
Assuming he has lived in N.Y. for more than 2 years, than you can file in New York, even if you are living in Belgium.
answered on Apr 26, 2018
There are many factors that go into whether or not you have to pay spousal support.
The first thing to look at is each party's income. If you make significantly more than your spouse, then you may have to pay spousal support. However, as stated, there are other factors that would be looked at.
My husband and I have been married since 2015 yet have been together since 2012. I relocated, left my family, friends, job and job prospects to move to NY to be with him. He works with the city, has a 457 savings account, pension and 401k. I have my insurance through his employer and we have a... View More
answered on Apr 16, 2018
In general terms, you are entitled to 50% of all marital assets. It also seems that you are entitled to alimony (now called spousal maintenance). If you have any children, you may also be entitled to child support.
I’m looking to file for divorce due to infidelity .
I want to obtain full custody of our child and no demand for any assets division etc . Would prefer him to pay child support .
He doesn’t help with anything now ( child is 16 months old )
Also I’m on conditional... View More
answered on Apr 12, 2018
In order to get your divorce as fast as possible, you should file for a "no fault" divorce. With fully custody, he would have to pay child support based on his income.
As for finding a good lawyer, you can read the attorney's website and reviews.
Cost: It is... View More
My estranged wife is taking unnecessary trips, buying dinner, going to the movies with her and her boyfriend using the child support money. I know this because she has told me on many occasions that she does this. I provide Pampers wipes clothes etc for my two-year-old daughter. Currently I am on... View More
answered on Apr 7, 2018
Assuming that the only court order is the one that states you have to pay temporary child support of $550/month, that is your only obligation. If she spent all of the $550/month, that is her issue. You should discuss this in more detail with your attorney.
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