By Randy S. Margulis | Published October 29, 2024 | Posted in Visitation Rights | Tagged Tags: Birdnesting, custody, Divorce | Comments Off on “Birdnesting” Flips Visitation Arrangements When Parents Divorce
When most parents divorce, the drop-off/pickup of children becomes a familiar ritual. Whether it occurs at a home or a “neutral site,” such as a fast-food restaurant, everyone involved gets used to shuttling children and their stuff back and forth between parental residences. However, some families have flipped the standard visitation framework in an effort Read More
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Many divorcing spouses understand the potential benefits of mediation. Resolving issues such as custody, child support, property division and alimony in a private setting is almost always preferable to litigation in open court. Pursuing a settlement with the assistance of a qualified family law mediator can also cut down on the time, money and aggravation Read More
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Many child custody disputes become very emotional. Tensions run even higher when one or both parents has committed or threatened violence. In these cases, courts are put in a difficult position where they must balance the parental rights of an accused individual with the safety of everyone else involved. A proposal currently under consideration in Read More
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For over a century, New York’s penal code has included a surprising and rarely enforced law that designates adultery as a Class B misdemeanor, punishable by up to three months in jail and a $500 fine. As there have only been a handful of prosecutions for this offense over the past half-century, legislators are working Read More
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