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Long Island’s Best Divorce Lawyer said this was the appeal of an order of the Family Court which awarded physical custody of the parties’ child to the Petitioner (hereafter the Father). The parties were the unmarried parents of a son. The parties separated and the Father commenced a custody proc...

Long Island’s Best Divorce Lawyer said this was the appeal of an order of the Family Court. The Family Court had determined the Father willfully violated a prior order of child support and as such, the Father was directed to pay a money judgment in favor of the Mother. A Nassau County Divorce Atto...

Long Island’s Best Divorce Lawyer said this was an appeal of an order of the Family Court granting Respondent’s application to dismiss the paternity proceeding. The subject child was born to the Respondent Mother (hereafter the mother) while she was married to the Petitioner. Respondent 2 (herea...

Long Island’s Best Divorce Lawyer said this was the appeal of an order of the Family Court following a child support proceeding. The Family Court granted Respondent Mother’s (hereafter the Mother) petition for modification of the child support agreement. The underlying facts are as follows. The ...

Long Island’s Best Divorce Lawyer said this was an appeal of the Supreme Court concerning maintenance and child support payments. The Appellate Division affirmed the lower court’s award of maintenance, however modified the order as to the Defendant’s child support obligations. The Supreme Cour...

Long Island’s Best Divorce Lawyer said this appeal involved the modification of an order of the Supreme Court appointing an individual retroactively as the Attorney for the Children.  This individual (hereafter AFC) was previously appointed by the Supreme Court as a “state pay” Attorney for t...

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Long Island’s Best Divorce Lawyer said this appeal was of an order relating to a child support proceeding of the Family Court.  The Family Court issued an order (without a hearing) revoking a prior order which suspended Petitioner’s (hereafter the father) commitment to prison.  As a result of ...

Long Island’s Best Divorce Lawyer said this was the appeal of an order of the Family Court which awarded custody to the Petitioner (hereafter the father) with “reasonable visitation” to the Respondent (hereafter the mother) as arranged by the parties.  As construed, the order awarded primary ...