By Randy S. Margulis | Published June 29, 2024 | Posted in Divorce, Family Law | Tagged Tags: co-parenting, co-parenting apps, Divorce, technology | Comments Off on How Online Apps Can Enhance Post-Divorce Co-Parenting
Divorce is the end of a marriage, but when children are involved, it’s the beginning of a new chapter: co-parenting. The details of jointly caring for children can be burdensome and contentious, especially when there are hurdles to communication. Fortunately, technology offers a helping hand in the form of online co-parenting apps. These apps act Read More
Read MoreDivision of property in a New York divorce follows the principle of equitable distribution, which involves making a valuation of each marital asset. This includes each spouse’s retirement accounts. However, unlike a simple bank account, retirement funds may have both present and future values to ascertain. What’s more, division of these accounts may have tax Read More
Read MoreWhen 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 MoreMost 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
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