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I am currently in a same-sex marriage, about to be filing for divorce. She has two kids, which the youngest I have been around since she gave birth. Anytime she gets mad at me, or jealous because he rather be with me, the first thing she jumps to is, how I "keep going in and out of their... View More 
The judge ordered me and my ex wife to file a FDF for our divorce & custody case by May 1st for our calendar call on may 2nd.
On April 29th she filled for a continuance and filed a certificate of mail April 29th in regards of the continuance.
During our calender call hearing,... View More
Is this code 1201 stating I waive rights mean that any property we may own is now hers?
answered on May 12, 2024
This is something that a divorce attorney would know best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Here's a link to a page on this site:
https://www.justia.com/lawyers/divorce/new-york/legal-aid-and-pro-bono-services
Some of the resources on that page look like... View More
...even if the settlement is not complicated or contested, does the fact that one spouse is taking a strong, opioid, medication for severe post surgical pain by definition mean that that spouse is not necessarily competent to fully understand the agreement.
We separated and while so, I purchased a house. She moved back in after losing her job and now we are divorcing. She has been quit adamant that she wants nothing to do with the house in any way. Should I still get a quit claim?
answered on May 3, 2024
During a divorce, it's generally advisable to address any property interests, including the house, to ensure clarity and protect your interests going forward. Even if your spouse has expressed that she wants nothing to do with the house, obtaining a quitclaim deed can help to formalize her... View More
Can I get my car back? I don’t want to be liable for any accidents and I cannot afford to keep paying for it.
Should I delay negotiating a settlement and definitely not sign anything while taking an opioid pain med during recovery from surgery? While taking the pain meds I don’t always feel out of sorts, but friends tell me I’d be crazy to discuss or agree to anything under strong meds. Divorce... View More
I am recently divorced (1+ year) and share two children with my ex. We share split custody of our two children with no child support nor alimony. With this, my ex has continued to be verbally, mentally and emotionally abusive towards me and I am interested in determining what options I might have.
answered on May 2, 2024
Abusive to you or the kids? There are ways to limit contact or have contact monitored through platforms such as Our Family Wizard or Talking Parents. If the abuse you state relates to the children then you may consider a motion to modify parenting time. But, you will need to document and prove... View More
Can this be completed online?
Money from the Ex retirement was awarded by the judge in the divorce, how can I collect this money?
There’s a house in Alaska that has my name and my ex-boyfriend’s name on it. I left Alaska because of domestic violence I did put money into the house. He paid it off . The house is still in the old owners name and he contacted me and wanted to see how things were going. I told him the... View More
I need assistance in filing the Qdro but I no longer reside in Webb county.
My ex wife is in agreement to no longer receive alimony. The money is deducted monthly from my SS check.
answered on May 2, 2024
You would need to get with an attorney from NY where your case was filed and have them draw up an agreement to stop the alimony and enter a supplemental final judgment incorporating the agreement.
HE IS NOT WILLING TO SIGN THE SUMMONS ,SENT IT THROUGH HIS ATTORNEY IN US BUT HE IS NOT SIGNING THEM.
Uncontested, no children, no property to split
Just cut and dry. Papers are already signed and notarized
I divorced in 2023, when filed the divorce we did not put in language for the property tax. The property tax bill of 2022 came after we filed divorce but before the divorce finalized. Now can I ask my exspouse to be responsible for half of the property tax of 2022?
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