Many New York divorces are contentious. Yours doesn’t have to be. In fact, there are several ways to resolve your marriage dissolution without heading to court to litigate the various legal issues confronting you. One option at your disposal is mediation, where a...
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How to handle false allegations in a child custody case
A heated custody dispute can lead to a handful of allegations being levied against your character and your parenting abilities. You have to be able to deflect these assertions to a certain extent if you want to ensure that you obtain a final resolution that’s based on...
Tips to secure your parental rights as a father
A lot of men in New York make the mistake of thinking that the law favors their child’s mother when it comes to custody issues. The truth is that the law is gender-neutral in that regard, but it’ll require action on your part to acquire your father’s rights. That can...
Statistics show divorce is on the rise for these demographics
Divorce is an unfortunate reality for many New York couples. Statistically, there are certain demographics that are getting more divorces than others. This is true for those categorized as Generation X and Baby Boomers. These are called “gray” divorces. There are many...
Understanding legal and physical custody in New York
As you begin the custody process in New York, you probably have many questions. You may be surprised to learn that there are two types of custody: legal custody and physical custody. New York law defines legal custody as the right to make major decisions about your...
How to recognize if an uncontested divorce suits your situation
In New York, a divorce is a common challenge many people face. There are myriad reasons why a couple might choose to call it quits and end their marriage. Often, there is a reactive belief that people who are getting divorced will not be able to agree on anything and...
What is an alternative if I don’t want a divorce?
There are those in the Buffalo area who might see a need to live apart from their spouses but who do not want a divorce. There are some who might have strong moral or religious objections to divorce. There are others who may just want some more time before divorcing....
Four key considerations in a high-asset divorce
Divorce often brings emotional and financial pressure that can be difficult to escape. And if you’re in a high-asset divorce, then the uncertainty you feel can be even more crushing. But you don’t have to enter your marriage dissolution blind. Instead, you can develop...
How to practice self-care during your divorce
If you’re preparing to enter the divorce process, then there’s probably a lot that you’re worried about. Property division, spousal support and child support can all reshape your finances for years to come, and the results of a child custody dispute can redefine your...
Using collaborative law or mediation to resolve your family law matter
No matter the reason, ending a marriage is a major life event. While it might be difficult to go through the motions, start over again and change the structure of your family, this does not mean the divorce process has to be torture. In many cases, both parties would...