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Sir – I have a v quick question – if its one that warrants payment first, please let me know. My spouse lives in NY, I live in LA....we have been legally separated for just over a year....we would both like to file an uncontested divorce in NY....he is happy for me to act as the plaintiff and have him served...however, do I have to be physically present at the NY court to file these papers? Or can I mail them in or alternative.....? I already paid the $210 in filing the separation and obtaining an index number, which is why I am reluctant to pay another filing fee in LA... Anyway – a million thank yous and prayers if this is something you might be able to answer! Continue Reading...

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Divorce
Sir – I have a v quick question – if its one that warrants payment first, please let me know. My spouse lives in NY, I live in LA....we have been legally separated for just over a year....we would both like to file an uncontested divorce in NY....he is happy for me to act as the plaintiff and have him served...however, do I have to be physically present at the NY court to file these papers? Or can I mail them in or alternative.....? I already paid the $210 in filing the separation and obtaining an index number, which is why I am reluctant to pay another filing fee in LA... Anyway – a million thank yous and prayers if this is something you might be able to answer! Continue Reading...
Child Support
I live in Chicago, IL. My ex-partner (the mother of my daughter) filed for child support. I have no issue with this at all. I know that the money that I provide will be for my daughter. I have not been in front of a judge at all right now. I do have court this month coming up in April. No amount has been issued officially to give as child support yet. We do alternate weeks with our daughter. She stays for one week with her and one week with me. I provide her with diapers, wipes, and small stuff that she might need our daughter. She recently told me that she is going to move to Indiana. Is she allowed to do that? Does she have to go through a judge’s order to move? The issue here will be me not being able to see my daughter and also not knowing where she is going to stay since I already know that she is not going to provide me with an address of where she will be living. What can I do to prevent this? Continue Reading...
Child Custody and Visitation
I am a resident of NY, and after 19 years, the end of the marriage is at hand. To divorce, do you have to be legally separated, or can you just enter into a divorce if you meet the guidelines set by the state, i.e., no intimate relations for one year, living apart for one year, etc.? On the question of alimony, how is that determined if both spouses have always worked? Insofar as the house is concerned, neither of us can afford the house without the other, so then comes the division of property. How does that work? Children are 16 & 11, respectively, and I assume they will live with their mother. No battle on custody just visitation rights. How is that determined. Please advise. Thanks. Continue Reading...
Premarital Agreement
My wife presented me with a written statement to which I have held as a premarital agreement. It was written by her and signed by her. I did not sign one at the time since I was living check to check. Fourteen years later, I have acquired a house, a pension, and 401(k). Will such an agreement hold up in a divorce proceeding? Continue Reading...
Spousal Support
Hi: I just wanted to find out what the NY state laws towards alimony are and does it also relate to someone who is on a foreign work permit. Continue Reading...
Legal Separation
I am living in New York City (Brooklyn). I need to know my rights for a legal separation. I would need to move out of the home I am currently sharing with my husband and two daughters, 2 and 7 yrs. I would like to take my daughters with me and the furniture I acquired before I was married or had children. I am also contemplating relocating to another State with the kids, but I do not know the laws of separation in New York. Also, I am concerned that due to my earnings being more than my spouse’s, I will be responsible for paying support to my husband. If I later file for divorce, will he be entitled to any assets I acquire after the separation (i.e., 401k, savings, etc.)? Continue Reading...
Annulment
Can I qualify for an annulment or just get a divorce? How to we find if there was an annulment or a divorce? How long does it take to get the annulment/divorce completely?. Do we need to go to court? She will agree to either one. Continue Reading...

Restraining Order
I live in Portland, OR, and I want to know where I can get annulment papers, including directions. I have only been married for four months, but he has become violent. I was hit once and filed a restraining order. Please tell me where I may get the forms/instructions that I need. Continue Reading...

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My ex and I have been separated for 4.5 years. I found out he was having an affair in 2003. When confronted, he voluntarily left the home we lived in Staten Island the very next day. He moved in with his parents, who live in Northern New Jersey, where he still resides today. We are currently waiting on our divorce papers to be signed and filed in Richmond County, which I did on my own with the NY divorce packet. I have had physical custody of our daughter, who is six now since that time. The first year and a half after he left, he was pretty much non-existent to us and didn’t help us in any way. I subsequently sold the house, which was in foreclosure at the time, and moved into a 2br apartment. Throughout all of this, I asked him repeatedly to come back, and we would try and work things out. Each time he told me no; that he was in love and would never be coming home again. After his girlfriend and he broke up, he wanted to come back home. I told him at that time that it was too late and that we needed to move on and get a divorce. My ex sees our daughter every other weekend (although he works all the time (not always mandatory) and usually gets to spend one day with her – Sunday). He will pick her up on Friday night, go to work all day Saturday, and then he will spend Sunday with her. He gets in one day during the week when he can, and when he does, he spends 2 hours with her. He has also mentioned that the driving back and forth from NJ to SI is too much for him. Well, a year and a half ago, I met a wonderful man. He is in the military (Navy) and has been for 17 years. He is now on an overseas tour in Japan for three years, after which he will either retire and come back to the states or reenlist and come back to the US. We are seriously talking about getting married when my divorce is final and possibly having my daughter, and I go there for a year or two to live with him. I live in NY, where it expensive, and I am hardly able to make ends meet for both of us here on my own. When the bills are paid, there isn’t a lot left over. Would this be considered a considerable change in circumstances, and what are the chances a judge would look favorably on this situation and allow me to go with my daughter to Japan? She would have access to everything on the base and also be exposed to a new culture, etc. Thanks! Continue Reading...

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