The impact of divorce is often felt not just by the couple and their children, but also by extended family members. When parents split up, the relationship between children and...
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Negotiating Parenting Time During and After Divorce
New York law encourages parents to resolve child custody and parenting time issues amicably and in the best interests of the children. As a result, regardless of the other...
Appealing Divorce and Custody Decisions
After litigation is over, it is not uncommon for one or both parties to be dissatisfied with the outcome. While the parties may have a legal right to appeal, winning an appeal is...
What Should You Do When Your Ex-Spouse Does Not Comply with the Divorce Decree?
Once the divorce is final and the financial and parental issues have been resolved, disputes can still occur if one party does not comply with the divorce decree or wants to...
Think Your Ex is a Bad Parent? Be Careful How You Handle It
In a divorce and afterwards, you may experience heightened concerns about your spouse’s parenting abilities. Courts utilize a best interests of the child standard in deciding...
Can One Parent Relocate with Children During or Post-Divorce?
A big fear in divorce is the prospect of losing your children. Child custody matters are very stressful. If you and your spouse cannot come to an agreement, it is left to a judge...