When parents share custody, childcare responsibilities can easily become one of the most complicated challenges that former romantic partners will face while co-parenting. Without clear guidelines, disagreements can arise over who makes arrangements, who pays and how...
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Child Custody
What is joint custody, and is it favored in New York?
When parents separate or divorce, the issue of child custody often becomes one of the most emotionally charged aspects of the process. In New York, joint custody is one option that courts may consider. But what exactly is joint custody, and is it preferred by the...
How does relocation impact child custody?
Relocating after a divorce or custody agreement may offer new opportunities. However, if you share custody of a child, the decision to move involves more than personal preference. In New York, relocation can significantly affect existing custody arrangements. What...
How does school choice affect custody?
Choosing a school for your child can bring up big questions, especially when custody is shared. School choice often becomes a key part of custody discussions because education plays a major role in a child's future. If you and the other parent disagree, understanding...
What do you need in a comprehensive parenting plan?
A good parenting plan helps parents share custody without problems. It sets clear rules so parents know what to expect and helps avoid arguments. Courts want parenting plans that focus on what is best for the child. Custody and visitation schedule Your plan should...
The role of children’s preferences in custody modification cases
Custody arrangements are not always permanent, as a parent or guardian can request a modification if there is a significant change in circumstances. This could include a parent relocating, a change in the child’s needs, or concerns about safety. Additionally, a...
Does the introduction of new siblings affect custody agreements?
The arrival of a new sibling can bring big changes to family dynamics, especially for children involved in existing custody agreements. Understanding how a new sibling might affect custody arrangements can help parents prepare for any changes that may be needed....
How can divorced parents make school decisions for their child?
When parents get divorced, making important decisions about their child's education can be tough. It's important for both parents to work together to make sure their child keeps doing well in school. Here are some tips for handling school decisions after a divorce....
Child support in 50/50 custody arrangements in New York
50/50 custody means that both parents share equal time and responsibilities in raising their children. Determining who pays child support in a 50/50 custody arrangement involves several factors. How courts calculate child support in 50/50 custody In New York, child...
Do you need a custody agreement if you were never married?
Navigating custody arrangements can be challenging, especially if you and your partner never married. Understanding the importance of a custody agreement in New York helps you make informed decisions for your child's well-being. Why a custody agreement matters A...

