Understanding Divorce Procedures Ny

Summary

In New York, a divorce is official when the judge signs the judgment of divorce. Filing it with the county clerk is a procedural requirement. After a divorce, you are not obligated to keep your ex-spouse on your insurance, unless specified in your divorce decree. A divorce is considered a qualifying life event for health insurance purposes. You cant forcibly remove your ex-spouse from your shared home after divorce unless the divorce decree specifies you get the home. If they refuse to leave, you may need to file an eviction notice. The eviction process can take 3-4 months, starting with a notice period, usually 30 days.

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In New York:
- A divorce is generally official when the judge signs the judgment of divorce.
- Filing a notice of entry serves to start the clock for an appeal.
Is there any other aspect of divorce law you're interested in?
The judge signed the judgment of divorce but I did not file it with the county clerk. Am I still married?
In New York:
- Once the judge signs the judgment of divorce, you are legally divorced.
- Filing it with the county clerk is a procedural requirement to make the court aware of the judgment.
Please consult a local attorney for your specific circumstances.
Should i take my spouse of my insurance if I am legally divorced
In New York:
- After a divorce, you are not obligated to keep your ex-spouse on your insurance.
- However, the specifics of your divorce decree might require it.
- Consult with your attorney or insurance provider for personalized advice.
Does divorce count as a qualifying event to remove a spouse from insurance
In general:
- A divorce is considered a qualifying life event for health insurance purposes.
- This allows you to make changes to your insurance plan outside of the open enrollment period.
- Always consult with your insurance provider for the most accurate information.
Can I legally remove my spouse from our home upon divorce
In New York:
- Generally, you can't forcibly remove your ex-spouse from your shared home after divorce.
- However, if the divorce decree specifies you get the home, your ex-spouse must leave.
- If they refuse, you may need to file an eviction notice. It's best to consult a local attorney for specifics.
If I get the home in the divorce what is the eviction timeline for the spouse to move out
In New York:
- Normally, an eviction process can take *-4 months.
- It starts with a notice period, usually 30 days.
- If your ex-spouse doesn’t leave, a court proceeding follows.
- Consult a local attorney for specifics.