Family court is reserved for issues that require a decision from a judge because they cannot be resolved outside of court and do not involve criminal law. Refer to our article library for helpful information regarding common family law concerns related to divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support, and prenuptial agreements.
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New York’s Recently Passed Child Support Law Could Extend Payments Until the Child’s 26th BirthdayNew York recently passed a law that allows parents to petition for an extension of child support payments until a disabled child’s 26th birthday.
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What Your Spouse’s Addiction Means for Your New York DivorceA history of substance abuse can play a major role in how child custody and property division are handled during your divorce. Since addiction often causes strife in a marriage, it isn’t surprising that substance abuse can also become a major focal point for a divorce.
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Child Custody Arrangements for Teenage Children in New YorkCustody can become very complicated when teenage children are involved. Talk to an attorney to find out how to prepare for this part of your divorce.
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Steps to Take If Your Child Won’t Visit Their Non-Custodial Parent After a DivorceIf your child won’t visit their non-custodial parent, you could end up in trouble with the court. These are the steps to protect yourself and your children.
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What Steps Should I Take If I Am a Victim of Domestic Violence?Domestic violence, spousal abuse, spousal violence, partner abuse, domestic violence victims
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Spousal Abuse is Not Physical ViolenceDomestic Violence, spousal abuse, physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, economic abuse, psychological abuse
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How Adultery Does (And Doesn’t) Affect a Divorce in New YorkInfidelity is a strong reason to end a marriage, but it can impact New York divorce proceedings in ways you hadn’t expected.
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What You Need to Know Before Seeking a Military Divorce in New YorkDivorcing an active-duty military spouse in New York can be more complicated than you expect. Talk to an attorney to protect yourself during this process.
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New York Property Division Rules During DivorceDivorce is stressful enough without worrying about where you will live or who will get the car. Talk to an attorney for help mediating property distribution.
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Our 3 Pillars of Protection: Preserving assets, Providing Help, and Protect your FutureElder Law, Estate Planning, Bankruptcy, Asset Protection
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Bankruptcy and Divorce: 5 Things You Need To KnowThe financial toll of getting divorced is one of the most common reasons that cause people to file for bankruptcy. Brooklyn Bankruptcy attorney, Ted Alatsas explains.
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Navigating the Divorce Negotiation MinefieldDivorce negotiations can be complicated, but you can make the process easier with an experienced attorney, and following some of these suggestions.