How the Role of an Attorney Is Important for a Child in Divorce, Custody Disputes
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…
How Mobile Sports Wagering Can Negatively Impact Family Relationships
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…
What is ‘Gray Divorce’ and How Can It Affect Assets and Retirement Planning?
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…
A Holiday Guide to Staying Safe with an Order of Protection
The holiday season is often a time of joy, family and celebration. However, for many families there may be increased emotional strain, financial pressure, and disrupted routines…
Co-Parenting Tips for a Joyful Holiday Season
The holidays should be a time of significant joy, yet absent careful planning, they can quickly become stressful for everyone involved when co-parenting is part of the equation.…
The Blockchain Breakup: What to Know About Cryptocurrency in a New York State Divorce
By 2030, the cryptocurrency market is projected to exceed $3 trillion in global value. As digital assets become increasingly prevalent, understanding how such holdings are…
What Is the Impact of the Government Shutdown on Divorce Proceedings?
Does the current federal government shutdown impact divorce proceedings? Technically, yes. Here’s why. While divorce proceedings are handled at the state level and are not…
From Chaos to Compliance: What to Know About Tech-Enabled Co-Parenting Apps in New York State
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…
What to Know About Child Relocation Rights in New York State Custody Matters
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…
Who Gets to Keep the Family Pet in a Divorce?
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…