November 16, 2022
Judges in New York often favor joint custody arrangements when possible in divorce cases. However, joint custody is not always the best option. In this
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Judges in New York often favor joint custody arrangements when possible in divorce cases. However, joint custody is not always the best option. In this
Halloween is right around the corner, and your kids are likely excited about the spooky costumes and tasty treats to come. But if you and
Custody and Visitation cases have very emotional components involving your former partner. Even though you are no longer in an existing day-to-day relationship with that person
In New York, child abuse laws fall under the Family Court Act. Under Family Court Act, Section 1012.(e), an abused child is one whose, parents
Overcoming the challenges after a divorce is not easy, and things can get even more unbearable if you are newly divorced in the new year.
As kids grow, they need adequate time to bond with friends, spend time with family members and make room for their evolving lifestyles. As kids
Domestic violence continues to be a significant concern in modern society. Although most domestic violence cases involve sexual and physical violence, many involve psychological and
The summer break offers an excellent opportunity for kids to have fun, but it may not be as exciting for divorced parents. Children are more
Under the New York family law, child neglect is defined as the failure of a parent or guardian to provide the needed care and supervision that
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Judges in New York often favor joint custody arrangements when possible in divorce cases. However, joint custody is not always the best option. In this
Halloween is right around the corner, and your kids are likely excited about the spooky costumes and tasty treats to come. But if you and
Custody and Visitation cases have very emotional components involving your former partner. Even though you are no longer in an existing day-to-day relationship with that person
In New York, child abuse laws fall under the Family Court Act. Under Family Court Act, Section 1012.(e), an abused child is one whose, parents
Overcoming the challenges after a divorce is not easy, and things can get even more unbearable if you are newly divorced in the new year.
As kids grow, they need adequate time to bond with friends, spend time with family members and make room for their evolving lifestyles. As kids
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