Do Temporary Orders Expire in a Divorce Case

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My question involves a marriage in the state of: NY

I am awaiting for a response back from my wife's attorney that takes off every other month and is dragging his feet for some unknown reason or strategy.

I am under a temporary order to pay support and I know its higher than it should be, but its been over a year now and I don't see an end in sight to a resolution regarding the equitable distribution so my question is pertaining to the anticipated lengthy fight.

How can I get the courts to address the incorrect calculated amount of child support if this divorce BS drags out for 2 more years?

My attorney tells me that I will get a credit towards my financial award in the final hearing of the divorce for over payments of a wrongfully calculated child support amount. Is this correct?

I kind of get the feeling I'm on the end of a hook here getting nibbled on or swinging away at a pinata.....

Should I just sit back and enjoy this lull in the storm or pursue a different venue?

[Mr. Knowitall]

Read the order. Odds are it states that it remains in effect until further order of the court. It's not uncommon for courts to revisit a temporary support order when issuing a final order, and to issue a credit if it is due.

If you want a divorce, your "venue" is divorce court.