I presume that there is a child custody and visitation order in effect between you and your former spouse with respect to your children. If so, and if you believe that your former spouse will try a

I can surely understand how upsetting the situation is for you and for the children.  But generally speaking, New York does not consider the "fault" of a party in determining child support and

Under state statutes in this country, one's child support obligations are based upon one's net monthly disposable income as set forth in each party's filed income and expense declaration with attac

If you do not have a document that shows that you have custody of your kids, go to the court house and obtain the records showing that you have custody. There has to be some record that was ma

Child support in New York is calculated pursuant to the New York Child Support Standards Act ("CSSA") (Domestic Relations Law §240(1--b) and Family Court Act § 413(1)(b)). The percentag