Q: My child’s father hasn’t been in mines or my child life for 9 yrs due to verbal and domestic abuse. I left him and didn’t know his whereabouts. When she was 5yrs old he saw us walking the dog one day since I moved to my mother neighborhood and started harassing me in the streets and scared my daughter…Read More
Q: The father of my kids filed a visitation petition because of his anger towards me. He has temporary visitation and since it has been placed he has been late. He has lied about the whereabouts of the children during visitation. He lied and said I denied him visitation which that isn't true. Can he loose his visitation rights? What…Read More
In this article, you can discover… How property is divided in a New York uncontested divorce. Whether it’s possible to co-own a home together for your children's sake. What happens when you can’t agree on your home’s value. How Is Home Ownership Divided In An Uncontested Divorce? In an uncontested divorce in New York, there are two main ways to…Read More
In this article, you will discover: Where to locate necessary forms for filing for uncontested divorce in New York. Common mistakes divorce filers make in their forms. How to correct a mistake after you file your divorce forms. What Forms Do I Need To File For An Uncontested Divorce In New York? To file for an uncontested divorce in New…Read More
What Should Be Included In A Parenting Plan? Typically, a parenting agreement will include details about who has physical custody of the children, or if both parties share joint custody. Another key factor of your parenting plan will relate to parental access, outlining how visitation is to be facilitated for the non-custodial parent. Especially when shared custody is on the…Read More
Q: I've been getting brought into court for 3 years and have not been able to establish paternity and the parent of this child has been physically avoiding contact with me on and off for that long, disappearing for 5-7 months at a time. I was not allowed to sign the birth certificate. I have not seen this child in…Read More
Q: Its a joint custody situation im on child support. Suppose to see them every other weekend. She threatens me to bring me back to court when ever i cant see them due to work or finance issues. She lives about 50 min out in CT. A: If you show a pattern of missed visits, then she could potentially go…Read More
Q: Situation: you're pro se in family court and your ex blurts out a lie. How do you respond when in that instant you can't prove it's not true. A: Twofold: (1) seek to present rebuttal evidence, (2) back their testimony into an illogical corner. If their answer seems illogical in the face of other evidence, then the Judge may…Read More
Q: I'm representing myself and planning to take my ex to court because she wouldn't let me see our daughter yesterday on her birthday, last Christmas, during four months of COVID, and on several other occasions. In the court filing, should I request a remedy or a punishment? If all I get is just make-up parenting time, I won’t be satisfied.…Read More
Q: I was married to my husband May 20, 2000. He notified me in November of 2006, that his First wife contacted him, and requested a divorce. He left me in February 2007. Then he divorced his First Wife in 2007. He was remarried again in 2009, to his Third wife. I requested documentation from my husband for years once…Read More
