Category: Family & Matrimonial Law
The family law landscape in New York State has witnessed a meaningful technological transformation in recent years with the rise of court-endorsed co-parenting communication cell…
In New York State, a custodial parent’s decision to move residence with their child can substantially affect existing custody rights of the parties under a standing Court…
The transformations in the way society regards dogs and other household pets present novel issues to be resolved in divorce proceedings. Unlike most marital assets, household…
If you’re you are seeking to obtain full custody of your child in New York State, you are likely concerned about your child’s safety or responding to an…
Child custody matters can be stressful, and the introduction of a forensic evaluation can often make the situation more complex. However, forensic evaluations in child custody…
Prenuptial agreements? Postnuptial agreements? What’s the difference? This article offers a brief overview of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, specifically within the…
Matrimonial attorneys have traditionally focused on marriage and divorce rates where they practice, but statistically, marriage rates are changing. New York State has…
If the public knows anything from watching television’s assortment of courtroom shows, it’s that no one yields more power in a courtroom than the judge. Judges are gatekeepers…
Breakups can be rough, but they can become more difficult if a separating couple has children and are unable to come to an agreement on custody issues. When family disputes become…
By Barbara King, Esq. Choosing to separate from your partner is an emotionally fraught and logistically challenging decision. As a result, couples often use legal separation…
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