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Custody orders outline parental rights and responsibilities when parents divorce or stop living together. Parents have a legal responsibility to uphold the custody order, and they are at risk of enforcement actions if they fail to do so. In cases where it is clear...
If you’re going through a divorce as a parent, chances are your child has told you where they’d want to live. But does any of that actually matter in court? The answer is not as straightforward. While children get a say in custody decisions, their preferences are not...
When one co-parent gets remarried, the dynamics of a co-parenting relationship can shift in ways that affect both parents and their children. While remarriage can inspire a new degree of stability, support and family bonds, it can also inspire challenges that may...
A prenuptial agreement can help couples define how they want to handle financial matters during and after a marriage. It often includes decisions about property ownership, business interests or spousal support if the marriage ends in divorce. However, not all...
Parents who share custody typically have to find ways to cooperate with each other. In some cases, they managed to negotiate arrangements on their own that allow them to share decision-making authority and time with their children. Other times, parents may disagree...
If your ex displays narcissistic traits, you may be – very understandably – apprehensive about co-parenting with them after you separate or divorce. Narcissistic individuals often thrive on conflict, control and manipulation—behaviors that can be especially disruptive...
A prenuptial agreement is a legal agreement of a couple before they get married. This agreement outlines the distribution of assets and financial responsibilities in the event of divorce or separation. Prenups have gained popularity as they provide clarity and...
In New York, child custody agreements establish children's legal and physical custody between parents. However, life changes can necessitate modifying these agreements. To pursue a change, parents must demonstrate a significant change in circumstances that affects the...
Sharing parental rights and responsibilities is commonplace. When parents divorce or break up with one another, they generally have to share parenting time and decision-making authority. Occasionally, one parent can make decisions that may have negative implications...
While it might not sound romantic, many couples choose to sign a prenuptial agreement before saying, "I do." This legal document, commonly known as a "prenup," helps couples plan how they'll handle their finances and assets during their marriage and if they ever...