Child support is an integral component of divorce and custody disputes, and is typically awarded to the parent who is granted residential or primary custody of a child or children.
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While most divorce cases are settled outside of the court room, highly contested actions often proceed to trial.
Preparing for a Divorce Trial Read More »
In 2010, New York became a “no-fault” divorce state.
Grounds for Divorce in New York Read More »
An Order of Protection is a legally binding court order that acts as a tool to prevent harassment, abuse, stalking, or other violent and threatening behavior to occur between two or more people.
Extending Orders of Protection Read More »
You’ve weighed your options, waited till after the holiday season has passed, and are finally ready to file for divorce.
What Kind of Divorce is Right for You? Read More »
Domestic violence is a very serious matter that can play a pivotal role in divorce and child custody proceedings in New York State.
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Baby boomers have been at the forefront of many social, economic, and cultural movements throughout the past few decades.
Grey Divorce: The Next Big Baby Boomer Trend? Read More »
It can be difficult to divorce a missing spouse, especially in cases of abandonment, but it is not impossible.
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Social media is becoming an increasingly popular component of divorce cases across the globe.
Social Media Rules for Divorce Read More »
We have previously discussed the division of assets in New York divorce.
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