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Westchester Divorce Attorney

  • By: David Bliven, Esq.

Q: X told many lies during deposition and I never got a copy. Two years later he is pulling more nonsense and wants our divorce stipulation agreement changed about his life insurance policy and I’m receiving emails from my X attorney. I want copy to stop nonsense and possibly get arrears due to me. He left marital home two years…Read More

  • By: David Bliven, Esq.

A: If you file an order to show cause to force a sale of the home, and he doesn’t have the money to reimburse your counsel fees up-front, then most likely the court will just order that the fees be taken from his share of the home equity. Schedule a consult with a White Plains Divorce attorney for a full…Read More

  • By: David Bliven, Esq.

A: E-mails would not constitute a “legally-binding agreement.” That said, if the case went to trial, e-mails may be introduced into evidence against the person. Schedule a consult with a White Plains Divorce attorney for a full assessment.Read More

  • By: David Bliven, Esq.

A: Not sure – it may be that a hard copy original needs to be submitted to the DMV. Otherwise, i wouldn’t understand the rationale for “mail” communication & thus you or your attorney should ask for the rationale. For a 2d opinion, call a Westchester Divorce Attorney to schedule a consult.Read More

  • By: David Bliven, Esq.

Q: We have a divorce decree and length of the alimony was for 6 years. He has been paying it for 3 years & then decided to stop. I’ve a filed an order to show cause and we meet with the judge this week. Will the judge order him to pay? A: The Judge can not only order him to…Read More

  • By: David Bliven, Esq.

Q: Can you put a divorce on hold in the state of New York after papers have been filed? If so, how much ? A: You’re not supposed to, as the courts ruled requiring the parties to either resolve the case or file for a contested case within 4 months. That said, rarely does the clerk office police such matters.…Read More

  • By: David Bliven, Esq.

Q: My wife and I live in and were married in NY. I was just terminated from my government job; I’m claiming it was due to a disability and have retained an attorney in this regard. I intend to file for divorce and know that she will get custody of our son and that I will have to pay child…Read More

  • By: David Bliven, Esq.

Q: If I am married am I allowed to have a separate account and not to give access to it to my husband? We are about to divorce and I am afraid that if i give him access to it he is going to transfer money from there to his parent’s account and I won’t have money to hire a…Read More

  • By: David Bliven, Esq.

Q: We have stated in the divorce agreement that I can inspect twice a year with 30 days notice and i follow the agreement but when i show up she states i am threatening her and will call the police if I ring the door bell. Can I get a court order to enter? A: On what basis & on…Read More

  • By: David Bliven, Esq.

Q: I was never notified that my husband filled for divorce, he had his friend state that I was served with papers but I have proof that I was never served. He got the divorce but he has my name wrong because I never took his name when we got married but the divorce papers shows my last name Hyfenated…Read More

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