Legal Question in Family Law in New York
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I want to know if you married for less than 6 months can the marriage can be annulled? also if you lived in a apartment for more than 5 years can you get thrown out if they send you legal paper is there's still common law marriages? if you live with your husband for more than 3 years and have child outside of marriage and my husband was not aware if i was pregnant with another man child after 3 years does my husband legally responsible to take care of that child?
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You really need to speak with an attorney about your specific situation, you have too many questions that are too complex to answer in a short e-mail.
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most of the suppositions that you ask about are not correct. these are complex issues and should be discussed with an attorney. I practice both family and landlord tenant law. call me for a free telephone consultation at 516 466 LAWS (5297)
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Marriage Annulment, in NY, is based upon specific claims and allegations, that may include but is not limited to the length of the marriage.
A person may be "evicted" or removed from premises, that they do not own, after ANY period of time, if the person violates terms or conditions of their tenancy; which terms may be oral or written; or even given or Noticed to a prior tenant predecessor in interest.
If a marriage was [made] 'LEGAL' in another jurisdiction, state, or country, eventhough that "marriage" commonlaw or otherwise, would not be possible in NY; NY MAY recognize that marriage.
However, NY is NOT a "commonlaw marriage" state. Which means that a person cannot now (nor in the recent past) form a "commonlaw marriage" in NY State.
A Husband cannot be obligated to support a child of another person, unless, they knowingly consented, or agreed to support or care for the child of another. Which means that your husband cannot be held responsible or obligated to pay or support your child, (that is not his) if any of his prior support was based upon your trickery.
Good luck,
Phroska L. McAlister,ESq
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