Wealthy or not, couples face many financial ups and downs. Even if they have lived comfortably and never had concerns about their assets and property, it is important to consider these items when getting married. Prenuptial agreements were traditionally for those with...
Month: February 2018
Can a court force you to pick a religion for your kids?
You and your spouse split up because you didn't agree on religion. This is quite common; statistics show that couples of differing faiths get divorced more often than average. Originally, you though you could make it work. After the kids were born, your realized that...
Seeking protection from domestic violence
Family members don't get along from time to time. While these could be categorized as silly fights, others can be very dramatic and serious. Even when family members are able to keep their emotions and temper in check, a certain dispute could erupt into a full-blown...
Helping you through a high-asset divorce
When wealthy people marry, money tends to be the object of many issues. While the couple may not be worried about their finances in relation to affording certain purchases or paying the bills, it is likely a concern for the couple if they end up divorced. Protecting...
Is joint physical custody always right for a child?
Family law courts in New York can set forth a variety of different custody plans that suit the varying needs of the different children who come through their chambers. In some cases, it may be appropriate to grant one parent the sole physical and legal custody of a...
Children and New York’s domestic violence laws
Violence or abuse that occurs between people who are related or who are in close relationships is often termed a domestic dispute. Although it is often thought of as only a problem between individuals in intimate relationships, in New York the laws regarding domestic...