In the case Matter of Michelle B. v. Thomas Y., 2022 NY Slip Op 50020(U), the Family Court of Kings County reviewed objections filed by a mother challenging a Support Magistrate’s refusal to vacate an agreement she had made during
New York Family Law Blog
The New York Family Law Blog, published by Stephen Bilkis, focuses on legal issues related to family law in New York. It covers topics such as custody modifications, relocation requests involving children, parental rights and responsibilities, and the impact of changes in circumstances on custody arrangements. The blog also addresses procedural matters in family court, including the rights of parents in neglect proceedings and the requirements for counsel withdrawal. Cases discussed often involve considerations of the child's best interests, parental fitness, and the logistics of parenting time and relocation. The blog provides analysis of recent court decisions and legal standards applicable to family law disputes in New York.
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Subpoena Challenge Dismissed as Moot After Child Support Case Ends. Matter of Abidi v. Antohi, 58 A.D.3d 726 (2d Dep’t 2009)
In a child support case, business records may need to be produced to determine a parent’s true income, especially if they are self-employed or own a business. Unlike regular wage earners, business owners may have control over how income is…
Support Violation Order Vacated Due to Lack of Jurisdiction. Matter of Pudvah v. Pudvah, 172 A.D.3d 1475 (3d Dep’t 2019)
In Matter of Pudvah v. Pudvah, the Appellate Division, Third Department, addressed whether a family court in New York had the legal authority to confirm a support violation order that was never initiated by a proper petition. The court found…
Father’s Custody Modification Petition Revived After Relocation Dispute. Matter of Shayne FF. v. Julie GG., 2023 N.Y. Slip Op. 05767
In Matter of Shayne FF. v. Julie GG., the Appellate Division, Third Department, reviewed a Family Court order that dismissed a father’s petitions to modify an existing custody and visitation arrangement. The case raised issues about what a parent must…