In order to have an uncontested divorce, all issues of the marriage must be resolved. Both parties need to be in agreement about everything, including but not limited to child custody, visitation, equitable distribution of marital assets and entitlements (if any) to spousal support, retirement … [Read more...] about What Does It Mean To Have An Uncontested Divorce?
Do I Need To Go To Court?
In all matrimonial or family law matters, your appearance at all court appearances is required unless otherwise specified. In Family Court matters, you may qualify to appear via Telephone, however you must complete an application to do so. Additionally, you must be in the presence of a Notary … [Read more...] about Do I Need To Go To Court?
Does My Spouse Still Have To Pay NY Ordered Child Support If My Child Is Going To Live In A Dorm While In College?
Yes, the child support is still payable to the parent that has residential custody due to the fact that during the school breaks the child returns home. If you or someone you know has recently been involved in a child custody case and has questions regarding child support, contact the Zelentiz, … [Read more...] about Does My Spouse Still Have To Pay NY Ordered Child Support If My Child Is Going To Live In A Dorm While In College?
Can I Ask For My Spouse To Pay For Our Children’s College Expenses During A Divorce In Queens?
It is not mandatory to pay for a child's college expenses because student loans are available. However, it is the Court’s decision to make if the parties cannot agree; one of the main factors taken into consideration is the educational background of the parents. Have you recently gone through … [Read more...] about Can I Ask For My Spouse To Pay For Our Children’s College Expenses During A Divorce In Queens?
Can I Agree To A Lower Amount Of Child Support In My Divorce Proceeding And Then Go To Family Court For An Increase?
Due to the fact that most divorce cases resolve in a settlement agreement, it is difficult to receive an increase in family court if you initially accepted a lower amount than entitled to during the divorce proceedings. However, family court can provide an increase in the event there is a change … [Read more...] about Can I Agree To A Lower Amount Of Child Support In My Divorce Proceeding And Then Go To Family Court For An Increase?
Does The Income Of Both Parents Get Included When Calculating Child Support?
For the purposes of basic child support, no, it’s only the parent who is paying. However, for child support add ons such as medical expenses and day care, both parties incomes are considered and the contribution is pro rata based upon your respective incomes. Do you or someone you know have … [Read more...] about Does The Income Of Both Parents Get Included When Calculating Child Support?