Technology has become an integral part of our daily lives, which means it also plays a crucial role in divorce and custody matters. Not only can technology provide key digital evidence when it comes to demonstrating spousal misconduct and parental un…
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If you are currently living with your partner without being married or are considering moving in with them, it’s important to understand the legal implications. Critically, complexities can arise if you decide to separate after cohabitating. When a…
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Life can change at any time — and with those changes may come the need to adapt your child custody agreement to your new circumstances. However, it’s essential to understand that neither parent can unilaterally change the existing custody arrange…
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Following an order that has been issued by a judge in a child custody or support case is critical to ensure the best interests of your child are met. While you shouldn’t try to take matters into your own hands if the other parent refuses to follow…
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If you’re divorced or separated from your partner and share custody with them, travel with your child can become complicated. Even if you are the custodial parent, your co-parent still has the right to know about any vacation plans with the child.…
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Marriage isn’t only an emotional relationship — it’s also a financial partnership. Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are two types of contracts a couple may enter into to help ensure each understands their financial responsibilities during…
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When faced with divorce, there is likely a lot on your mind. You might be grieving the loss of your marriage, concerned about starting over, and thinking about child custody issues. One of the most important questions you might have is, “what will…
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When your marriage legally ends, you may wish to relocate to a different state to be closer to family, provide a better life for your child, or get a fresh start. Regardless of the reason, moving to a new place can have a significant impact on your c…
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If your marriage isn’t working out and you are considering parting ways with your spouse, you might be wondering whether you need specific reasons to divorce. Importantly, New York is a no-fault divorce state. This means you don’t need to blame y…
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A parenting plan is a crucial document that outlines child custody matters and determines how parenting time will be shared when parents no longer live together. However, these agreements should not be boilerplate — an effective parenting plan must…
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