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For couples unable to have children the old-fashioned way, adoption is one alternative. Sometimes, it is a fantastic solution for parents and kids alike. Despite this, difficulties often arise. Some of these problems need legal intervention to resolve. Others merely...
Gray divorce is a term people use to describe divorces that happen between people who are age 55 and older. The most recent U.S. Census indicates that the 43% divorce rate in this age group is the highest of any age group tracked. These are a few things you should...
Like many families seeking to adopt a child, you are likely unsure how to get the process started. You may have heard horror stories from acquaintances or on the news and feel wary of adoption agencies. One way to protect your own interests, and your heartstrings, as...
In New York State, the child’s custody preference does not directly affect a judge’s decision. However, it is one factor that a judge considers when making the ultimate ruling. If you worry about parenting time, there are a few things you should know about custody...
When you split from your spouse in New York and question whether you have the means to be financially independent, you may decide to pursue spousal maintenance in your divorce. New York’s courts refer to a specific set of variables when deciding whether to award you...
Child custody is often the most contested matter in divorce proceedings. Parties who cannot agree must defer to the courts, and many fear prejudice based on gender. What custody arrangement serves the child's best interests? Ideally, children should benefit from equal...
Over the past few decades, fewer things have impacted daily life like social media. Sharing lives online is second nature for many. Does the online world cause a real-world disconnect with a spouse? The virtual connections made through social media may significantly...
New York State laws require dividing marital properties fairly between both spouses. Common setbacks include splitting assets that may result in debts or capital gains taxes that an unmarried individual may not afford. A couple's residence, for example, typically...
Getting a divorce in New York may feel daunting. The process starts and ends with a deep dive into your financial situation. Giving the court a full and accurate accounting of your assets and debts is critical to dividing things according to the law. What if you...
Though there is no guarantee the court will grant it, either parent can petition for a child support modification in certain situations. A modification may be sought when either parent has a material change in circumstances if three years have passed since the...