Legal Question in Family Law in New York

Re: contested divorce

You send your Answer in writing that you DENY the grounds stated, to the opposing side or attorney and file a copy of your Answer in Court, along with an Affidavit of Service, which proves that you "Served" or sent the Answer to the Other side before you filed your Answer. Your Answer may also include your Counter grounds for divorce against your spouse.

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PHROSKA L. McALISTER,ESQ

Re: contested divorce

You would need to file and serve an answer. If you wish to seek a divorce on different grounds you can assert a counterclaim.

Daniel Clement

Re: contested divorce

Divorce is like any other litigation you would have to interpose an answer and then a trial would be heard on the grounds. you would need an attorney you can call me for free telephone consultation at 516 466 LAWS or e mail for free report "What you should know before hiring a divorce lawyer"

Re: contested divorce

More facts are necessary before the question can be answered. Any contested action will likely require both sides retaining competent counsel. For more info you may call my office @718-834-0087

Re: contested divorce

You put in answer.

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