Your children may react to your divorce in a variety of ways. If you begin to notice signs of behavior that seem odd, you may look to your ex-spouse for answers. However, sometimes the problem comes from them. Dealing with parental alienation, which involves a parent...
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Careers may influence the risks and outcomes of a divorce
New York residents have a reputation for being ambitious, dedicated and skilled professionals. A demanding career may, however, contribute to relationship issues. As reported by GoBankingRates.com. researchers found that certain occupations carry higher chances of...
When may a retirement plan become marital property?
Retirement plans started after your wedding become part of your marital estate even when only one spouse funded the account. According to the New York State Senate website, marital property consists of assets acquired during a marriage, which could include retirement...
When is it time for child custody modification?
Once the court makes a decision regarding child custody, the arrangement may not always work out for everyone involved. Situations change as children grow older and time passes. An arrangement that may have seemed ideal at the time, may not continue to be in the best...
Preparing your child to appear in court during your divorce
Divorce is rarely easy. The complications increase when children are a factor. A judge must make a tough decision that is bound to upset at least one participant. Among other factors, judges consider the desires of the child through testimony. What your offspring says...
How can you deal emotionally with a high-conflict divorce?
While going through the process of divorce, you may have many worries and fears, especially if your ex-spouse continually starts arguments. The stress of a high-conflict divorce is serious and learning about how to deal with it can help you address important topics...
Making online child support payments in New York
If you owe child support, you can make payments in different ways. If support is not withheld from your income, you could have to find another way to make payments. For example, you can send payments through the mail, pay in person or even pay online. Paying child...
How can you plan for life after a gray divorce?
While divorce can change your life at any age, you may not know much about common experiences of older adults who divorce. Looking to the future and learning about common issues can help you choose what steps to take next. Check your finances According to Psychology...
How can you deal with a narcissistic co-parent?
It can be hard enough to deal with a divorce when it comes to asset division and other legal issues, but talking constantly with a narcissistic co-parent can leave you feeling even more confused and frustrated than usual. Learning about traits and strategies for...
A brief guide to child support arrears in New York State
New York State, much like other parts of the country, has its own set of laws concerning child support arrears. Those who owe back child support and reside in the state may want to learn about these rules and how they might affect one's finances. The National...

