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Do Divorced Parents Have to Pay for Their Child’s College?
College is expensive. As such, most parents contribute to its cost to the extent they can do so for their children. Divorce can change this to some extent. Parents are required...
How Divorced Parents Should Help Their Child Choose a College
At this time of year, many teenagers are choosing a college to attend in the fall. Selecting a school can be difficult for both teens and parents alike. When parents are...
Protecting the Right to Patent Royalties in Divorce
Patents and other intellectual property are assets that may be considered marital property subject to equitable distribution in divorce depending on the circumstances. When such...
Adapting to Changes: Updates in Income Caps for Child and Spousal Support Calculations in New York
Keeping pace with the changes, New York State has made some crucial amendments to the income caps for both child and spousal support calculations. The new changes are set to be...
How Do You Value Stock Purchased with a Loan in Divorce?
Corporate executives often receive stock as part of their compensation package. This can be very lucrative and desirable particularly because of their tax benefits. In a divorce,...
How Can You Obtain Temporary Spousal Support During Divorce?
If you earn less than your spouse, you are arguably entitled to temporary spousal support during divorce. Spouses can be obligated to pay spousal support. However, the...