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  • Why Pro Se Divorce Is Not A Good Idea
    Why Pro Se Divorce Is Not A Good Idea

    There is a lawyer saying that being your own lawyer means you have a fool for a client. If lawyers who are trained and admitted to the bar should not represent themselves then it would be reasonable ...

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  • 10 Tips To Surviving Divorce Cross-Examination
    10 Tips To Surviving Divorce Cross-Examination

    More than likely if your contested divorce case proceeds to trial you will testify in support of your case but will also be cross-examined. The topics may include child custody, parenting schedules, ...

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  • What If I Disagree With The Attorney For The Child
    What If I Disagree With The Attorney For The Child

    The role of the Attorney For The Child ("AFC") is not an easy one in contested divorce and custody cases. The job description is simple to represent the interests of the client, the child. Of course, ...

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  • Domestic Violence and Address Confidentiality
    Domestic Violence and Address Confidentiality

    Any person involved in a NY Family Law matter whether spouses going through a divorce or unmarried parents addressing custody and child support matters, asset distribution, separation or former ...

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  • The Problem With Online Divorce Document Preparation
    The Problem With Online Divorce Document Preparation

    There is no question that hiring divorce attorneys can be costly. However, there is also no question that the Settlement Agreement will be more thorough, the various possible problems will be ...

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  • Time To Start Planning Children's Summer Vacation Schedule If Separated or Divorced
    Time To Start Planning Children's Summer Vacation Schedule If Separated or Divorced

    Summer vacation schedules can often lead to conflict between parents. Some parents, if already divorced or separated, may have a settlement agreement that provides for which parent has the right to ...

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