New York’s Family Court provides a way for litigants to address issues regarding issues of divorce, custody, visitation, child support, and spousal support. Refer to our blog to learn what to expect from your family law case, then contact us to request a free, no-obligation consultation.
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Same-Sex Divorce Laws in New YorkLearn about the same-sex divorce laws in New York and some complications same-sex couples may face when getting a divorce.
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Grandparent Visitation Rights: What Rights Do Grandparents Have?As a grandparents, you love spending time with your grandchildren. But, what happens if the parents split up? What rights do you have? Read on to learn more.
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What Happens If You Don’t Pay Child Support?Each state handles their own child support payments, failure to pay child support is against federal law. Read on to learn what happens if you break child support laws.
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How Long Do You Have to be Married to Get an Annulment?If you are considering an annulment, there is no minimum amount of time that you have to be married, however you must meet certain requirements. Learn more!
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How to Prepare for Family CourtFamily court lawyers recommend that you prepare yourselves adequately before appearing in a family court. Learn how you can prepare for family court here.
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401(k) and Divorce: Guide to Splitting Retirement FundsIn a divorce, all marital property is subject to split. Learn about division of 401(k) and retirement funds in a divorce to avoid complications & penalties.
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Can Anyone Other Than Parents Get Custody of a Child?There are situations in which staying with a parent is not in a child's best interest. Learn who can request custody of a child and custody requirements.
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Is a prenup "Judge Proof"?Discover if judges can overrule your prenup and under what conditions they might do so. Learn more!
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Child Custody Schedules During the HolidaysDivorce is stressful during the holidays when it comes to determining child custody schedules. Contact our office at (718) 233-2903 for child custody help!
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Legal Separation in New YorkThere are many reasons why a couple would choose a legal separation over a divorce or as a precursor to divorce. Learn more about legal separation here.
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Marital Waste and Property Division in New YorkMarital waste, aka dissipation of assets, is when a spouse intentionally destroys or depletes marital property, according to a Brooklyn, New York divorce lawyer
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What to Know About Child Custody and TravelIf you’re divorced and sharing child custody making travel plans can be complicated. Make sure you travel with your children the right way!