Blog Posts in 2011

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  • Divorce And The Holidays
    Divorce And The Holidays

    As the holidays approach parents that are no longer living together and have just begun divorce proceedings often struggle to work out parenting time. The most important thing to consider is the ...

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  • Perils of Emails, Voice Messages, Texts & Online Posts
    Perils of Emails, Voice Messages, Texts & Online Posts

    Remember that whatever you send digitally may show up in your divorce case. Every spouse is only too happy to bring to their lawyer's office the digital message that you sent saying they can have ...

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  • Analyzing Whether To Keep Your Home
    Analyzing Whether To Keep Your Home

    Now, more than ever, deciding whether to keep, trade or sell the marital residence has become a major financial divorce decision. The days of viewing your home as money in the bank are long since ...

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  • Domestic Violence New Law Providing Address Confidentiality
    Domestic Violence New Law Providing Address Confidentiality

    Victims of Domestic Violence will soon be able to not only keep their address confidential but will also be permitted to designate the NY Secretary of State as the person authorized to receive legal ...

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  • College Selection & The SUNY Cap
    College Selection & The SUNY Cap

    Recently a NYC judge, over the father's objection, ordered him to pay 40% of private college expenses for his child. The father's share will cost approximately $21,200. Many parents who divorce ...

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  • Why You Should Hire An Experienced Divorce Attorney
    Why You Should Hire An Experienced Divorce Attorney

    Hiring an experienced divorce attorney who devotes his practice to this one area of the law will help you obtain a better final result, with less expense and a faster resolution. Judges have ...

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