Legal Question in Family Law in New York
my husband send me a notice to dissolve the marriage on the grounds DRL 170 (2)-
Abandonment .
What is its mean?
He lives with his sugar mama91 years old lady .They have my some personal things and stuff how i can take it back.
2 Answers from Attorneys
You should get an attorney. Grounds, unless you contest it, does not mean much. The first consideration is, who left whom? If you left him, he has grounds, he left you, he does not have grounds and you have a small amount of leverage. If he is truly living with his sugar mama, you might have grounds against him.
If you would like a free telephone consultation, you can call me at 516-746-4747. To truly answer your question completely would be very complicated by e-mail.
Joel R. Salinger
If he left you (and you did not kick him out), then he does not have grounds of abandonment. However, if you want a divorce anyway, then contesting the case may not make much sense unless he has asked for things other than a divorce. Feel free to call me at 212-913-9907 to discuss. Or email at [email protected].
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