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 The terms “custody” and “visitation” have been replaced by the term “parenting time” to describe each parent’s responsibility for a child’s day-to-day care.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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As a father undergoing a divorce in New York, you need to understand your rights regarding child custody and visitation. Courts are required to base custody decisions on what is in the best interests of your child, which generally includes the involvement of both parents. This framework is designed to give a father equal standing Read More
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In New York, child support ensures that a child’s fundamental needs are met, such as housing, food, clothing and education. However, there are several significant expenses that basic child support payments do not cover. These costs, often referred to as “add-ons,” must be shared between the parents according to their respective incomes. Here’s an overview Read More
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