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  • What Can I Do When A Parent Refuses To Visit The Child
    What Can I Do When A Parent Refuses To Visit The Child

    The parenting schedule is signed and is court ordered, but the other parent doesn't show up or refuses to come. Next comes the call to my office what can be done. Over the many years I have had ...

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  • Divorce Behavior Matters: Don't Be The Bad One
    Divorce Behavior Matters: Don't Be The Bad One

    Divorce Judges have many questions to sort out when parties appear before them. Some of the most important questions are who is telling the truth and are the parties behaving well or poorly and if so ...

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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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  • 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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  • 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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  • Should I Seek A Divorce Based On Adultery
    Should I Seek A Divorce Based On Adultery

    Does the "Scarlet A" make a difference in NY divorce results? For most people the answer is probably not other than perhaps the emotional victory as to proving fault and a small additional sum of ...

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