You need to visit the court and speak with a clerk in the Family Court section. There should be a form that you can file that explains the reason you are requesting an amendment. Depending on the nature of your request, you may need to contact the attorney who represented you in your divorce.
To amend a divorce decree in New York, you need to file a post-judgment motion with the court that issued the decree. This motion should clearly state the specific provisions you want to amend and provide supporting evidence or arguments for the requested changes. The court will then review your motion and make a decision based on its merit and the best interests of the involved parties.
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If it's been more than 30 days since the judge signed the Decree, you can't amend any part of the property division. However, anything having to do with the ongoing matter of the kids can be subject to a Motion to Modify (support, possession, etc.).
When a judgment of divorce is vacated it is nullified and cannot be amended. You would need to refile via a new complaint for divorce.
It is not likely the court would amend such an order since it was rendered at the time of the divorce as a fair division of marital assets.It is not likely the court would amend such an order since it was rendered at the time of the divorce as a fair division of marital assets.It is not likely the court would amend such an order since it was rendered at the time of the divorce as a fair division of marital assets.It is not likely the court would amend such an order since it was rendered at the time of the divorce as a fair division of marital assets.
Contact the trustee who is in charge of the BK.
It's only my opinion, I am not a lawyer, but if it were me, and I had such an instrument granting such a right to use the cabin not recorded in the final divorce decree I would make a motion to amend the divorce decree, have a hearing, enter the document as evidence, and try to get the decree amended to reflect your right given as such existed prior to the divorce.Every person has the right to file a legal motion pro se in their own interests on any legal case and since and once a case has been given a case number, it can re-opened by any motion at most any time. Some state however do set statutes limiting re-opening case by additional motions de facto(after the fact).Without the divorce decree reflecting your right, the right is more or less suspended until secured by an amendment to the court final decree. You have a legal bonified article as to document your claim. That does not mean the opposing party will not object. It will of need, be argued and determined by the court, since there is a decree, to otherwise secure the right you had secured prior to divorce.State laws vary as do attorneys views, but basically, from the standing of fundamental rights, you have a real issue to lay claim to, but do some research.
Contact the Vital Statistics Office who can help you out.
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Contact the clerk of the court where the order was filed and they can inform you of the proper procedure to amend the petition.
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