Category: Family & Matrimonial Law
Legal Surrogacy in New York Before the Child-Parent Security Act (CPSA) went into effect in 2021, gestational surrogacy was not legal in New York. Now, the CPSA secures a legal…
Divorce represents a significant shift in personal and financial circumstances. Despite this major shift, many individuals do not revisit their estate plans after ending their…
The traditional present during the engagement period most commonly gifted is the engagement ring. The ownership status of the engagement ring is an issue that commonly arises when…
Divorce is rarely easy, and in New York state, the process can be both emotionally and financially challenging. Many individuals make mistakes that prolong the process, increase…
Issues about confidentiality often arise during and after a divorce proceeding. A common issue is whether divorce records are public in New York state. The answer is typically no,…
In the digital age, domestic abuse does not always involve physical harm. Increasingly, abusive partners use various forms of technology, such as smartphones, AirTags, and Ring…
For many, the preliminary conference is the first time their divorce feels “real.” It is the first appearance in the courthouse, the first time they will be on the record, and…
When families go through divorce or custody disputes, children often find themselves caught in the middle of the issues. In New York State, the legal system recognizes that minors…
Since the legalization of mobile sports wagering in New York State in 2022, New York has collected billions in taxes from mobile betting. While New York has allowed legal gambling…
More couples in their 50s, 60s, and beyond are choosing to end their long-term marriages, commonly referred to as “gray divorce.” Statistics about gray divorce, according to…
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