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Pascazi Law Offices PLLC secures Vacatur of a Child Support Order for Violation of the Constitution’s Due Process Clause

January 29, 2017Family LawChild Support, Due Process, Family Court, Vacatur Motion

The Mother filed a petition for Child Support with the Family Court, and trumped up the Father’s income figures therein. The Mother then failed to serve the Father with the Summons. The Father did not appear in Court to contest the proceeding.

The Family Court Support Magistrate entered an Order on default directing the Father to pay a significant amount of child support every week; more than his actual income called for.

Pascazi Law Offices PLLC Secures Dismissal of a Custody Petition Served upon an Out of State Resident visiting in New York

February 24, 2015Family LawAttorney, Child Custody, Child Support, Custody Petition, interstate custody dispute, Legal Advice, Michael Pascazi, New York Court, Pascazi Law Offices PLLC, Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act, visitation

The Father has not seen his children for months. In fact, he hardly ever sees his children by his own choice. The Mother lives in the South working hard and supporting the two children with virtually zero financial help from the Father, even though he has been ordered to pay; he has astronomical arrears of child support.

The Mother comes to New York to visit her parents, who have not seen their grandchildren in some time. While she is here, the Father gets the bright idea to sue her for custody/visitation. The only thing is that neither the Mother nor the children are New York residents. The children have been residents of the South for well over six months; years in fact.