Legal Question in Family Law in New York

reciprocating law regulaions for new york to north carolina

wife and i married in north carolina, she left me and took kids to new york to live with parents. heated arguement occurred over phone and aggravated harrasment charges were filed and order of protection from family court and criminal court were put in effect. charges were dropped by criminal court because wife admitted things were blown out of proportion. she moved back in with me here in ny and family court found out before the petition was dismissed. this order of protection included my 2 children and the judge wont dismiss the petition despite me and my wifes effort to do so. if my wife and i move back to north carolina can we (i) be served a warrent in north carolina? allegations of child abuse were found ''indicated'' after i pissed off the case worker involved. everyone is mad at my wife thats involved because she jerked everyone around. please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!can i go to nc with my family and be ok????????


Asked on 10/29/04, 1:47 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Leslie Francis Law Office of Leslie L. Francis

Re: reciprocating law regulaions for new york to north carolina

Yes, you can be served with a warrant in NC. Before you move to NC, you must resolve this matter with the Family Court. A child abuse allegation is a serious matter which is why the court is not willing to dismiss the petition without an investigation and hearing.

The only way to put this matter behind you is to appear in the Family Court and have it resolved.

Good luck to you and your family and please feel free to call me if you desire legal representation to assist you in resolving this case.

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Answered on 10/29/04, 9:35 am


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