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Every family dynamic is different and unique. Some people have several children, while others opt to foster or adopt. Having children is not a priority for everyone, and in some cases, it simply isn’t possible. Estate planning documents tend to be flexible to...
Child custody in the summer can get more complicated than it does during the school year. There is simply more stress on your time and you have the children at home for a few months, rather than in the classroom. This can be taxing for co-parents, especially if they...
America has an aging population, and many seniors rely on professional caregivers to retain their independence and remain in their homes instead of going into long-term nursing care. It’s only natural to feel a strong connection to a caregiver who has been with you...
Your ex wasn’t exactly a great spouse, and they’re not turning out to be the world’s best co-parent, either. Sure, they’re fantastic at showing up with armloads of presents for the kids, and they seem to enjoy being the “fun” parent, but they’re short on...
Estate planning is a way to maximize how much you leave for the people and charitable causes that you care about when you die. By planning ahead, you keep control over what happens to your property and can potentially minimize how much of your money and property goes...
There's a lot of misinformation floating around out there about divorce proceedings, and people sometimes base their divorce strategy on inaccurate legal information. For example, some people will tell you that if you move out of the family home before the divorce,...
Many families come apart at the seams during estate administration. Siblings may turn against each other, and children may fight bitterly with stepparents over the assets in the estate. When someone with significant property dies, everyone in the family may want more...
When you split up with the other parent of your children, New York law typically requires that you share custody or parenting time. Maybe the two of you created your own arrangements, or perhaps you have a custody order after bitter divorce litigation. In either case,...
When you have a disabled loved one, providing for their future needs can be difficult. You want to leave your assets behind to help them live a happier, more fulfilled life. However, you also don’t want to interfere with their access to certain need-based benefits,...
When a marriage ends, there are two main routes a couple can take -- either a contested or an uncontested divorce. What’s the difference? Well, a contested divorce is what most people think of when they picture a couple battling it out in court over everything from...