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What factors do courts consider in child custody cases?

Imagine you’re in the middle of a contentious divorce and now your soon-to-be ex has done the unthinkable. He’s trying to take your parental rights away and assume full custody of your children. If he succeeds, your children will live with him full-time, and you might only get to see them for a handful of …

3 ways to keep the details of your divorce private

Divorce is one of the most difficult life events people go through, and it is not unusual for people to prefer that details of the divorce be kept private. However, keeping things private these days can be very difficult because of how easy it is for people to find information online or through their various …

Can I stop my ex from moving away with our kids?

Maintaining a meaningful and stable relationship with your children after you get divorced can be very difficult for parents. This is particularly true if your ex wants to move away with your children. However, before you assume that you are going to lose your children, you need to understand that in accordance with New York …

Think you’re too young for a prenup? Think again

Millennials are subjected to a number of negative stereotypes. Older generations say they are lazy, entitled and careless in ways they were not. However, the fact is that for many millennials, these descriptors could not be further from the truth. In fact, many millennials are incredibly driven, cautious and outspoken. They take their future seriously …

Co-parents: Prepare for the challenges of back-to-school season

In the coming weeks, kids across New York will be readjusting to their new school schedule. It is also a time of adjustment for parents, particularly those who are co-parenting and new to the changes that come with the transition from summer vacation to a regular school schedule. If you are in this group, understand …

5 tips for co-parenting as well as possible

You’re not broken up about your divorce; instead, you’re excited about what the future holds. You want to focus on your child and yourself. At the same time, you know that co-parenting is a reality. That child belongs to your ex, as well. How can the two of you co-parent successfully for years to come? …

What happens if child support is not paid in New York?

A child support order is a legally binding document that requires the payment of a specified amount of money to a custodial parent or guardian. This money is typically used to help care for a child when it comes to buying food, clothing, shelter, and much more. There are also mandatory additional payments, known as …