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When you decided to divorce your spouse, you may have never wanted to see or speak with them again. Because the two of you share children, cutting your ex-spouse out of your life is not entirely possible. After all, for the benefit of your children, you must make...
When parents of minor children separate, they still have mutual legal and financial obligations to their shared children. Divorced and separated parents in New York typically share parenting time and responsibility for their children. Often, that responsibility takes...
The divorce process is often riddled with obstacles and challenges. But, the entire process can be specifically difficult when children are involved. This added area of concern can cause divorcing parents to stress over how the courts will divide custody time. The...
Becoming engaged and deciding to get married is one of the most joyous moments in a person’s life. But, completely intermingling your life with someone else can be somewhat nerve-wracking, especially if you own high-value and complex assets. Fortunately, engaged...
Fathers in New York in theory have the same rights to parenting time and authority as mothers do. However, they sometimes need to make extra effort to fulfill a parental role. A mother's relationship with a child is clear from birth, but a father will either need to...
If you are divorcing, you may dream of moving from the area. If you share children, then making that move will not be so easy, especially if you wish to take the kids with you. You can only take your children to live out of state with the court’s permission. If your...
The creation of a custody order or parenting plan can be a lengthy, expensive and frustrating process. The more you disagree with your ex about the right way to split parenting time or how you should cooperate to raise your children, the more work it will take to...
Everyone runs into different issues with money at some point in their life. It can be stressful and frustrating. Ideally, you’ll find solutions and work your way through it. However, studies have also found that couples argue about money more than almost anything...
When a divorcing couple cannot agree on how to co-parent, the court will have to step in and decide how things will go. Usually, everything is done with the best interests of the children in mind, and in most cases, the court will split custody between the parents....
It’s always important for divorcing spouses who will be co-parenting children to find a way to work together amicably for their kids’ best interests. When a child is suffering from an eating disorder, it’s particularly crucial. Eating disorders are unlike many medical...