Aggressive Legal Advocacy
Co-parenting is a mutually agreed style for parenting a couple's children after the couple's romantic relationship ends. In this model, the parents work closely as a team to make decisions for the children. They attend events for the child as a parenting team,...
Caring for a child requires a lot of time when they are small and then a lot of money when they get bigger. The older a child becomes, the more they seem to demand financially from their parents. A 5-year-old wants toys and fun family trips, but a 15-year-old asks for...
The New York Times is currently asking its readers to weigh in on how to “create a new bedroom (or two) for the children after one parent moves to a new place.” They want to know how separated and divorced parents made an inviting space, what they put in it, if they...
For many people, the biggest asset that they own is their house. When they get divorced, dividing this asset can be a point of contention. You and your spouse may disagree on the true value of that house. If you're just deciding to sell the home, this may not be as...
In business law, business torts may be used to hold people or businesses accountable when they cause harm. This is particularly important when it comes to the financial impact on businesses, because losses could harm a business or go as far as to make it shut its...
Choosing the right business partner is very important for a plethora of reasons, starting with the fact that you need someone you can work with, someone who cares about the business and someone who brings new skills to the table. You need to have the right person for...
If you're carefully watching your spouse's behavior as you move closer to a divorce, you might notice a few things that seem out of place. It's easy to chalk this up to the changing relationship, but it might be an indicator of something else. For instance, many...
When you go through divorce with children, one of the things you have to do is to decide on custody arrangements. It might not be easy to think about being apart from your child on certain days, but being able to come up with a custody arrangement that gives you and...
It is common for one spouse to earn much more than the other during a New York marriage. Sometimes, one spouse chooses part-time work or a less demanding career than they would otherwise pursue so that they can devote themselves to supporting the family. If you have...
When a child is born, both parents have a legal duty to provide for them until the age of majority. In New York, children are entitled to parental support until they turn 21, marry, join the military or find a source of income. Thus, should parents separate or divorce...