By Randy S. Margulis | Published August 29, 2024 | Posted in Child Custody | Tagged Tags: child custody, disputes, parental rights, violence | Comments Off on “Kyra’s Law” Proponents Say Children’s Safety Should be Paramount in Custody Matters
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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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
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Division 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
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