Those who have chosen to divorce amicably may be tempted to handle the paperwork themselves. The truth is, amicable cases are most likely to stay amicable when each person has clear guidance. Even when there is no courtroom fight, an attorney can provide this guidance...
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2 different types of child custody rights
Even during an uncontested divorce, child custody decisions need to be made. The couple may still be on relatively good terms and looking for a joint solution, but they need a court order defining their parental rights moving forward. Broadly, child custody rights can...
4 mistakes that derail your uncontested divorce
Uncontested divorce can be a quick, affordable and amicable approach to ending a marriage. But missteps can lead to endless disputes and mounting legal fees. Following are some common mistakes that can cause an uncontested divorce to fall apart. Mistake #1: "We'll...
Planning for child custody over the summer
Child custody arrangements may need to shift over the summer. It is very common for couples to make adjustments and change their parenting schedule. One of the most important things during this process is communication. When coparents work together, it reduces the...
Keep your uncontested divorce amicable in New York
An uncontested divorce reduces conflict, cost and delay. You and your spouse increase your chances of success when you focus on cooperation from start to finish. Start with clear communication Respectful communication sets the tone for your divorce. You can use email...
The 2026 income cap: What it means for your divorce settlement
When you are planning an amicable divorce, understanding the financial logistics is often your top priority. You want to ensure both parties can move forward with stability while avoiding the stress of a courtroom battle. In New York, spousal maintenance is calculated...
Are you dealing with parental alienation?
Parental alienation happens when one parent manipulates a child to reject or fear the other parent without a legitimate reason. This situation can have devastating effects on both the targeted parent and the child. You might suspect parental alienation occurring in...
What happens if a parent denies court-ordered visitation?
You deal with a court-order violation the moment the other parent denies your visitation, and that lost time quickly turns into a serious issue. Here's what you need to know. Denied visitation violates the court order Denied visitation violates your parenting order...
Keeping the peace during divorce and staying out of court
Divorce is often associated with contentious litigation, substantial costs and significant emotional strain. But this does not need to be your reality. There exists a more amicable and efficient alternative for couples willing to cooperate throughout the process. When...
Will an alimony be part of you New York divorce?
Married couple sin New York and elsewhere often get accustomed to their lifestyle during the marriage. Thus, when a couple decides to divorce, this could present financial issues for one spouse. But this can be addressed during the divorce process by seeking alimony....
