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What to Look For in a Divorce Attorney – How to Select Wisely?

What to Look For in a Divorce Attorney – How to Select Wisely?
Divorce Lawyer Manhattan Hiring the right divorce lawyer in Manhattan will certainly make a difference. Manhattan is a very affluent area within New York City and many of the divorce cases in the area are considered to be high net worth divorces. Millions of dollars and assets may be at stake;  the right divorce attorney…
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Same-Sex Couples Presumed Legitimate Parents of Children

Same-Sex Couples Presumed Legitimate Parents of Children
In New York, there is a “presumption of legitimacy” which provides that a child born during a marriage is presumed to be the married couples’ child.  A New York appeals court ruled that this presumption should apply equally to both heterosexual and same-sex couples. This is a logical extension of the Court of Appeals decision…
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Can You Get a Divorce If You Cannot Find Your Spouse?

Can You Get a Divorce If You Cannot Find Your Spouse?
It takes two to tango, and it takes two to get married, but does it take two to get a divorce? Sometimes, after the marriage breaks down, one spouse, moves out of the house and disappears such that they cannot be found in order to be served. When one spouse cannot be found, can the…
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Can I File for Divorce in New York If My Spouse Has Moved Out of State?

Can I File for Divorce in New York If My Spouse Has Moved Out of State?
When a marriage deteriorates and one spouse moves out of the marital residence, they sometimes move way out. When way out is out of New York and the New York spouse  wants to divorce, where will the divorce take place? New York Domestic Relations Law, Sections 230 and 231 define the residency requirements for filing…
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“Callous” Prenup Still Enforceable

“Callous” Prenup Still Enforceable
Hardball negotiating and “callous” conduct leading up to the execution of a prenuptial agreement may not be the most romantic way to enter into a marriage, but it won’t be enough to invalidate a prenup, according to a recent New York court decision. A “Very High Burden” to Invalidate a New York Prenup As I…
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WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS DURING THE CORONA VIRUS PANDEMIC
We are available and prepared to address all your divorce and family questions during the coronavirus crisis. Contact us to schedule a video or telephone consultation to discuss your questions about divorce, separation, child custody or even pre-nuptial agreements In addition to providing traditional divorce and family law representation, during this crisis period, we will be focused on delivering rapid-response legal and mediation services to clients facing emergency financial and child-related issues.
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