By Randy S. Margulis | Published March 20, 2026 | Posted in Child Custody, Divorce | Tagged Tags: Child, custody, parenting time | Comments Off on How New York Courts Allocate Parenting Time After Divorce
New York family law has undergone a meaningful shift in the language used to describe how parents share responsibility for their children. The terms “custody” and “visitation” have been replaced by the term “parenting time” to describe each parent’s responsibility for a child’s day-to-day care. This change reflects a broader recognition that children benefit from Read More
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According to national studies, the divorce rate for Americans over 50 has roughly doubled since the 1990s and may triple by 2030. “Gray divorce,” as this is called, carries not only emotional weight but also significant financial and logistical complexities that may not be present for younger spouses. Preparing for divorce with informed guidance can Read More
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For many decades, prenuptial agreements — also known as “prenups” — were largely tools of the wealthy elite, used to safeguard substantial fortunes in the event of divorce. However, modern perspectives have evolved and prenups are now widely recognized as a prudent financial tool for anyone considering marriage, regardless of the size of their estate. Read More
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Mediation offers significant advantages in family law cases, providing a confidential, cost-effective and less adversarial alternative to traditional litigation. By encouraging cooperation, mediation empowers parties to create personalized solutions that foster lasting agreements and reduce emotional strain—especially important when children are involved. Working with a neutral mediator helps families address deeply personal concerns in a Read More
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