Navigating Divorce Court in New York: Dos and Don’ts
Navigating divorce court in New York can be a challenge. Here is some guidance on what to do and what not to do.
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Navigating Divorce in New York: How to Prepare and What to Expect
Navigating Divorce in New York: How to Prepare and What to Expect Divorce can be a challenging and emotionally draining process that is legally complex, especially without clear guidance on what to expect. If you find yourself facing a divorce in New York, it is essential to understand how to prepare for the journey ahead.
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Father’s Day is Coming: Should You Adjust Your Visitation Schedule?
Divorce is never easy. Even if you and your spouse are on friendly terms and are agreeable to the process, it can be fraught with problems.
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Surviving the Spring Break Custody Battles with Your Co-Parent
Divorce is never easy. Even if you and your spouse are on friendly terms and are agreeable to the process, it can be fraught with problems.
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Contested Divorces in New York: How to Get Your Best Outcome
Divorce is never easy. Even if you and your spouse are on friendly terms and are agreeable to the process, it can be fraught with problems.
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Co-Parenting Across State Lines
Co-parenting can be tough, even when both parents live in the same city. Child custody gets more complicated when one parent moves out of state. Even after seeing a divorce lawyer in NYC to modify the custody order, long-distance co-parenting can add a new layer of complication.
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How the Stress of a Bad Marriage Can Impact Your Health
Not every marriage will last until death. The sad fact of the matter is that more than half of all marriages end in divorce today. It’s just a sign of the times. Couples are encountering more problems that they simply cannot solve or don’t seek help for in their marriage. Remaining in a bad marriage
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What Is a “Person in Need of Supervision” and How Are These Cases Handled?
Have you ever heard the term “Person in Need of Supervision” or PINS? In New York, the court system commonly labels children with this expression when they are still minors and require guidance. A person in this situation legally needs a designated legal guardian to protect them and provide direction. This article will illuminate some
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Why Family Law Courts Have No Jury
You may notice that when couples decide to end their marriage in New York, there are judges, but no juries. People often take it for granted that this is the case, but why? Why do family law courts have no juries? Why Do Family Law Courts Have No Jury? There are currently only two states
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What Is The Difference Between Sole and Shared Custody?
Deciding custody arrangements is one of the biggest challenges parents face in a divorce or separation. In New York, custody really means two things: legal custody (who makes the big decisions about a child’s life) and physical custody (where the child lives). For example, legal custody covers major decisions like a child’s education, medical care,
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