(Plus Some Important “What Ifs” to Understand)
After a candlelit dinner at La Grenouille with the love of your life, the two of you stroll across Central Park’s Bow Bridge. Spring is in the air. You’ve been
When childless couples divorce, they have one particular luxury that divorcing parents don’t have: they don’t have to deal with each other ever again! But parents who wish to play meaningful roles in their children’s lives have to continue
Facing Divorce. Now What?
You and your spouse have been heading down an uncertain path for some time. Despite your best efforts to mend the relationship, you’ve reached an unavoidable and unwelcome detour: divorce.
Whether sudden or gradual, the decision
Your big day in divorce court. It’s not a date that most people look forward to, but it’s a monumental one nevertheless. While divorce court judges base their decisions on the testimony or evidence presented, your personal appearance and demeanor
Mirroring the national debate, covid vaccination has become an issue in divorce and child custody cases. New York courts are now being forced to grabble with issues in custody and parenting cases when children’s parents cannot agree about either their
Pet custody is now a real issue in New York divorce cases.
A newly enacted law requires “courts to consider the best interest of companion animals when awarding possession of the animal during divorce or separation proceedings.” The “best interest”