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When circumstances force you to file for divorce in another county
Currently, New York State is in the midst of a lockdown to slow the spread of COVID-19. Among many other things, divorce filings are not allowed in Supreme Court anywhere in the state -- for the moment. But by the time you read this, courts could be opening up again....
Considering divorce later in life? You should know these 3 things
Whether you are facing an empty nest, entering your retirement years or simply reflecting on how your life has changed, you may be reconsidering your life situation in your later years. If a divorce is a part of that consideration, here are three things that you...
Are you worried because you’ve been at home for years?
Many New York households include wives and mothers who have stayed at home during their childbearing years. Perhaps, you earned a college degree, then sacrificed a career because you wanted to be home full-time with your children. Maybe you chose to forgo...
Dads need child support too, but are they getting it?
Even though society is rapidly changing, a lot of people in New York are still holding on to outdated ideas about family and divorce. It is true that in the past judges mainly awarded primary custody, child support and alimony to mothers. This is much less common than...
Child custody and support: Regaining custody of your child
Of all the things that can happen in a parent/child relationship, loss of custody is arguably the most devastating. Loss of child custody can occur during divorce proceedings or as a result of a parent's alleged criminal or harmful activity. To the parent and the...
Family law: New York’s approach to domestic violence
Anytime domestic violence begins to plague families in White Plains, people need real facts and real solutions. This includes any victims of domestic violence as well as the alleged perpetrator of such violence. Regardless of whether you are a victim or the accused,...
Here’s why divorce rates have fallen
You may have heard that divorce rates have fallen in recent years, and that is true. As divorce became easier in the 1970s, the rates soared. Over the next decade or two, things sort of stabilized. The rate stayed the same. In recent years, the rate has fallen again....
What will happen if divorce mediation efforts fail?
Sometimes, even the best ideas do not work out the way we expect them to. Ending a marriage by way of divorce mediation succeeds more often than it fails, but there are instances when it simply does not work for some couples.Perhaps one spouse had unrealistic...
Getting divorced in New York with a special needs child
As you undoubtedly know, divorce is tough on children. It can cause many behavioral and emotional issues in even the healthiest child. A child with special needs may also suffer when divorce occurs and may require more personal attention from each parent during this...
Who keeps your pet in a divorce?
You think of your pet as a member of the family. The court, however, does not. If you file for divorce, your pet is just another piece of property. This comes as a surprise to some owners, who would never put a pet in the same category as a car or a boat.That's how...
