Attorneys Who Put Family First
Adopting a child requires a significant amount of careful deliberation and patience. There are many things to consider, including who to adopt. Adoptive parents usually adopt children unrelated to them. Nonetheless, applicants can also adopt someone who is already...
Parental alienation is more common than people realize. This is partially attributable to the fact that there are many ways that parental alienation can occur. While some forms are extreme and create a rapid shift in your child’s behavior, such as when they’re told...
To relieve pressure on the flow of immigrants coming through the U.S.-Mexico border, the Biden administration launched a new immigration program. But it has a drawback. The new program allows eligible immigrants from Columbia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras to...
Parents instinctively hang on to their children for as long as they can. But sometimes, a family’s dynamics change drastically, challenging the status quo’s stability. In the worst cases, parents don’t behave like nurturing parents should, resulting in the termination...
Maintenance or spousal support is often a vital topic during divorce proceedings. Sometimes, a divorcing couple has a vast income gap because one has been serving as the primary earner for the household. This situation could leave one party without financial resources...
While litigation has been the traditional way to divorce, it sometimes creates more tension between ex-partners when most of the time, they just want to have an amicable split. This is why nowadays separating spouses gear themselves toward a civil approach to end...
Many New Yorkers spend years, even decades, struggling to claw their way out of debt. It can be a brutal fight, forcing people into second or third jobs, requiring them to cut costs related to necessities, forcing them to forego needed medical care, and leaving them...
Problems with money can affect one’s mental health and overall well-being. Financial stress can also lead to symptoms of depression and anxiety. This can make rising above financial troubles feel like a never-ending challenge. On top of that, money issues can affect...
The surrogacy landscape in New York drastically changed in recent years. The state evolved from strictly banning gestational surrogacy for thirty years to legalizing it through the Child-Parent Security Act (CPSA) in 2021. Today, New York is one of the nation’s...
Deciding to adopt a new member into the family is a big decision. The state takes great care to place adopted children with families who can provide them with love, care, and stability. Because of this, many adopting families worry about the home study, which is one...