Staten Island Family Court

Have to contact a legal aid or lawyer, and they can file a motion in court

Go file an order of protection against him and bring the papers to the precient in u our jurisdiction they will remove him

Must either file a motion if you don't have a court date nearing, or if you have a court date coming up soon make sure you bring it to the courts attention

I do not believe so

Maternal should file

What reversed back child support are you talking about?? I thought you said you are not on child support. They are your kids so you don't get nothing back. For custody or visitation, I suggest you contact a legal aid group in your borough. Go to family court and ask them how you can get legal aid.

I applaud you for being Willing to Raise your Nephew as your own. I can not give you legal advice because I am not a Lawyer. What I believe will happen, is they will find the child's Biological Father and they will award him custody. Then the fight will begin over adoption. Personally, in my opinion, the best interest of the child will be lost because of selfish emotions. It takes a village to raise a child. The best possible outcome can only happen, when you work with each other and find away to allow the child to see and enjoy the freedom to receive, Love and guidance, from as many people that want to see them succeed. The state will find a way to manipulate, Egos and emotion to make it a custody battle. Be prepared for a long dragged out proceeding. Good Luck and best wishes.

Short answer Yes. I don't give legal advice I am not an attorney. But Changing the Child's last name does not make the child any less his. Regardless of what the situation, is the child deserves to know and receive Love from both of you. After all you can not say you Love your child unconditionally and then place a condition like removing their Father. Of course that is my opinion. Granted I do not know the circumstances surrounding your specific situation. Frankly, it is none of my business. I wish you Luck. All I ask is to keep in mind, the actions you take now, will effect the child for the rest of their life.

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Yes

Well in my opinion you should get an attorney...they know things about the system that u don't know (loop-holes) i think the family court give u a free lawyer...check into that...dont do this by yourself...good luck

No only for emergencies

I hope you were given the aid by the victims, but in NY there are many aids for people with limited resources

If she is arrested and her case goes to Court, the Judge may ask her where else she can stay like with another family member. If you request it, you may be granted an Order of Protection that says she can't go to your home, school, or place of business, or make any contact with you by any means. Her lawyer will likely ask that she be allowed back in the home to retrieve her belongings, and you may request a specific time as well as a Police escort. This situation may be indefinite, or at least last during the pendency of her Court case.

I'm sorry your family is going through this. If your granddaughter was arrested and charged with a Felony her case will go to the Youth Part of Supreme Court-Criminal Term, if she was charged with a Misdemeanor she will go to Probation for an Intake interview and possibly receive adjustment services. If her case is not adjusted, it will be referred to Family Court for a Juvenile Delinquency petition. I hope this all works out favorably.

MUST get "proper visitation" through the court, meaning that the judge must tell you when and how many times a week you can see your son, oh and where, and who else must be present, if anyone, sometimes of which is at a certain office where your visit is filmed and picked over with a fine toothed comb

If you or he cannot prove that, yes the court is going to make him give you more money

You may want to ask your parole officer if you have one, or I wouldn't go directly to the court I might talk to an attorney first

It may be a certain room in a certain courtroom I would check that out

It may be a certain room in Manhattan family court:-!

Yes and if your have lawyer he can get you those documents also

If you have an attorney you must have them contact the court

Yea it is . If you have an attorney it might be better to file things through them

Must go to this location, as well as possibly town hall/city hall.

Yes

No

Unfortunately your going to need more then that to legally get him out, if he isn't being violent or breaking any laws you might be stuck with him for now. Hopefully he will get a job