by garywojtan | Sep 6, 2009 | Family Law
Paternity establishment refers to the process of determining the legal father of a child. When a child is born to unmarried parents, the child has no legal father. In New York State, unmarried parents can establish paternity in two ways: 1. by signing a voluntary...
by garywojtan | Sep 6, 2009 | Family Law
Regardless of how old the parents are when their child is born, parents have the legal responsibility to support their child until the child is 21 years old. The following provides the information most requested for teen parents: Who is the legal father of the child?...
by garywojtan | Sep 6, 2009 | Family Law
For anyone who applies, the child support program provides the following services. These services are provided jointly by the New York State Division of Child Support Enforcement (DCSE) and each of the 58 local district Child Support Enforcement Units (CSEU). These...
by garywojtan | Sep 6, 2009 | Family Law
The following video give you some important information about how to file a petition so you can request a child support hearing along with what happens in child support hearings. It goes on to explain a little about the Child Support Agency and its role. It explains...
by garywojtan | Aug 30, 2009 | Family Law
The following provides information about child support services, who can apply for services, how support is established, information parents need to provide to obtain services, and contact information for the program. The Child Support Enforcement Program can work...
by garywojtan | Aug 30, 2009 | Divorce, Family Law
Collaborative Law is a form of Collaborative Practice – a problem-solving process that gives divorcing spouses a way to end their marriage without the stress, delay, and expense of litigation. In Collaborative Law, each spouse is represented by a specially-trained...
