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In New York, you can modify spousal support under certain circumstances. If you're paying or receiving spousal support, changes in your life may make modification necessary. Knowing when and how to request a modification helps you navigate the process more easily....
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...
When you or your former partner remarry, you might wonder how it affects child support. While new marriages can bring financial changes, they don't automatically change support obligations. In New York, the law focuses on the child's needs and the parents' incomes....
Many married couples in Western New York are also business partners. There’s a reason why we refer to many businesses as “mom and pop” shops. Tastee freezes, diners, hair and nail salons and stores result from this area’s entrepreneurial spirit. What happens to these...
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...
Divorce is a challenging process at any time, but when one partner is pregnant, it can create additional complexities. Pregnant spouses must consider their health, financial security, and the potential impact on the unborn child when navigating divorce. Legal...
Divorce often puts property and money on the line, so some people try to gain an unfair advantage. One way they do so is by hiding assets during the divorce process. This can lead to serious legal consequences and damage the outcome. What hiding assets looks like...
If you're not ready for divorce but need space and clear boundaries, legal separation could be the right step. In New York, it offers legal protection without ending your marriage. Understanding legal separation Legal separation is a written agreement between spouses...
In New York State, child support usually ends when a child turns 21. However, parents may still have financial responsibilities if the child attends college. Courts can require a parent to contribute to college expenses, depending on several factors. The purpose of...
Divorce is difficult for families, but children should never feel caught in the middle. Parental alienation occurs when one parent influences a child to reject or distrust the other parent without valid reasons. This behavior can cause emotional harm and damage...
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