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COVID-19 Update- What can now be done in your divorce and family law matter
COVID-19 UPDATE- Starting Monday, May 25, 2020, the Supreme Court will be allowing new, non-essential matters to be filed via e-filing. This means new divorces can now be calendared and processed. As there is expected to be an overwhelming … Continue reading
What Legal Actions can be Taken During the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Quarantine
We are currently in the midst of week 3 of the COVID-19 “pause” in New York State, and the question on everyone’s mind is “when will things get back to normal?” Unfortunately it seems that the pause will not … Continue reading
How Your Posts on Facebook and Other Social Media Sites Could Affect Your Divorce
HOW YOUR POSTS ON FACEBOOK AND OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA SITES COULD AFFECT YOUR DIVORCE With the rise of social media comes the rise of people who choose to share intimate and personal details of their life where hundreds, if … Continue reading
Posted in custody, divorce, enforcement, maintenance/spousal support, paternity, relocation, separation, visitation
Tagged custody, divorce, evidence, Facebook, family law, impeach, Instagram, social media, spousal support, Twitter
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The Mediation Process and When You Should (or Should Not) Choose Mediation
As an attorney that has been practicing Matrimonial and Family Law for over ten years, I’ll admit that I was not a big fan of Mediation until recently. I have always been a big proponent of settling cases out … Continue reading
Supreme Court Ruling on Same-Sex Marriage Necessitates Revision of Custody/Visitation Laws
Several people are rejoicing today as the Supreme Court ruled in favor of same-sex marriages. This was a big, very important, and long overdue step towards equality in the LGBT community. However, along with this ruling comes some very poignant … Continue reading
The Presumption of Legitimacy and Legal Rights to Children- time to revise the law
Paternity cases are usually pretty straight forward. Either the mother of a child petitions the court to establish paternity of a purported father of her child, or the father petitions the court to establish his rights as a parent. A … Continue reading
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Tagged DNA, family law, paternity, presumption of paternity, Rachel Silberstein
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