Search Site
Menu
534 Delaware Ave, Suite 433 | Buffalo, New York 14202
Call for a consultation. Video consultations also available. 716-886-9600
Recent Blog Posts
1 - 4 of 120
Page 1 of 30

How Parenting Time is Awarded in a New York Divorce

When a divorce involves children, one of the most important considerations is parenting time, formerly known as visitation. “The term “parenting time” emphasizes the ongoing and significant role both parents play in a child’s life despite living in separate households. There are two main types of post-divorce parenting arrangements: sole custody and joint custody. In Read More

Read More

Using Mediation to Advantage in a New York Divorce?

Most contested divorces and child custody matters in New York are now referred to mediation: a structured but informal environment where spouses can discuss their issues, negotiate and potentially reach agreements without the need for trial. Known as “presumptive mediation,” this forum is based on the state court system’s general policy favoring alternative dispute resolution Read More

Read More

The Role of Child Custody Evaluators in New York Divorces

Child custody evaluators serve an important function in New York divorces where children are involved. When parents are unable to reach a consensus, a child custody evaluator can assemble forensic evidence to help the court make an informed decision. The primary objective of a forensic evaluation is to assess the child’s emotional, mental and physical Read More

Read More

Defining Separate vs. Marital Property in Equitable Distribution

Equitable distribution is the legal framework used to divide property during a divorce in New York. Only property that is deemed marital in nature is subject to division. Generally, marital property includes assets and debts acquired by either spouse or both during the marriage. Separate property consists of assets acquired before the marriage or after Read More

Read More
1 - 4 of 120
Page 1 of 30
Categories
Contact us

Quick Contact Form