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Partnership breakup can be quite similar to a divorce in that emotions may flare despite a need to address numerous practical matters. Professionals who have committed to running a business with another person may eventually come to regret that decision if a partner...
When navigating a family law matter, many people assume a lengthy court battle is their only option. However, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) offers a valuable and often misunderstood path. ADR methods like mediation and collaborative law can provide a more...
Construction projects, whether residential or commercial, are complex undertakings with many moving parts. When multiple stakeholders like owners, contractors, and designers work together, disagreements can unfortunately arise. These disputes can lead to costly delays...
When parents decide to divorce, one of their biggest concerns is how the separation will affect their children. Creating a co-parenting plan that works for everyone involved can feel overwhelming, especially when emotions run high. At our White Plains law firm, we've...
The parties in a custody matter entered into a consent order before the Family Court whereby the father’s access was subject to the prior consent of both the mother and the child. The Family Court denied the father’s subsequent application to vacate the consent order...
We are proud to announce that John A. Pappalardo has been accepted into the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (Ciarb), an esteemed international community of dispute resolution professionals. This invitation-only group brings together leaders from diverse...
Navigating an international franchise agreement can be an exciting venture, but disputes can arise when expectations, cultural norms, or operational agreements clash. When these conflicts emerge, taking the matter to court may seem daunting, especially given the...
Divorce does not always have to involve a courtroom battle. In New York, couples can resolve their differences through mediation and arbitration, offering a more peaceful and often quicker path to separation. Let us explore how these alternatives work and why they...
The property division process that you’ll have to navigate in your divorce can be stressful. If you don’t aquire your fair share of the marital estate, then you can be at a significant disadvantage heading into the next chapter of your life. Fortunately, New York law...
Property division is often one of the most challenging aspects of divorce. New York follows an equitable distribution model when dividing marital property in divorce. This generally means that marital property is divided fairly. This does not always mean divided...