After Divorce

What is Lump Sum Alimony?

Is a Lump Sum Alimony Payment Right for You?

Alimony is one of the most fought over parts of divorce in New York.  Whether you’re receiving support, or you have to pay your ex, you likely have some strong views on the subject. A hot topic of contention is lump sum alimony payments vs. monthly payments. What are Lump Sum Alimony Payments? Lump sum […]

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Physical custody new york city

How Physical Custody Works in New York State

Divorce or separation often means making decisions about your children’s future. One of the most important issues is custody in New York, which determines with whom the children will live and who will make key decisions for them. In New York law, custody has two parts – physical custody and legal custody. Physical custody (also

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Child custody modifications

Modifying Child Custody Orders in New York

Child custody is one of the most important components of divorce. Your child custody agreement will determine if your child will live with you, or if you can make decisions on their behalf. It is likely that your child custody order will need to be changed as time goes on. What are some of the

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What is an Order of Protection & How Does it Work in NYC?

When personal safety is at risk due to threats, abuse, or harassment, New York courts can step in with a powerful legal tool: the Order of Protection. This court-issued order is designed to prevent further harm by placing strict behavioral restrictions on an individual who poses a threat. Whether you’re experiencing domestic violence, ongoing harassment,

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Divorce during the School Year

Divorce During the School Year: Q&A

Back to school season can be tough for families of divorce. There can be a lot of uncertainty surrounding custody, support, and co-parenting during the school year. Things can become even more complicated if your divorce case is just beginning. What are the most common questions divorced parents have regarding the school year? Will my

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Parallel Parenting: Alternative Co-Parenting

Parallel Parenting: Conflict Free Co-Parenting

Last week, we briefly touched on parallel parenting during our discussion on alternative forms of co-parenting. However, this method deserves more in-depth coverage, as it can be helpful for divorcees who are unable to co-parent successfully. What is Parallel Parenting? Parallel Parenting allows for divorced couples to co-parent while keeping their interaction with each other

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Statement of Net Worth

Statements of Net Worth in New York Divorce

Some of the most common points of contention in New York divorce cases involve money. Spouses often disagree on child support, alimony, and equitable distribution. How can a Statement of Net Worth help to alleviate these issues? What is a Statement of Net Worth? A Statement of Net Worth is a court document, and is

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