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  • Divorce/Family Court Tip: How & When To Talk To The Judge During Your Conference
    Divorce/Family Court Tip: How & When To Talk To The Judge During Your Conference

    If you have a lawyer representing you whether in Supreme Court or Family Court, most of the time (unless you are testifying) you should let your lawyer do all of the talking. There are many reasons ...

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  • Order Of Protection: Criminal Court vs. Family Court
    Order Of Protection: Criminal Court vs. Family Court

    People that are related by blood or marriage (even if divorced ), have a child together or have been in an intimate relationship are often the ones who seek an Order Of Protection from either the ...

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  • After Being Served With A Family Court Order Of Protection What Are The Options
    After Being Served With A Family Court Order Of Protection What Are The Options

    If you have been served with a Temporary Order Of Protection from the Family Court (civil proceeding) vs District Court (criminal proceeding) there are four basic options that I advise clients are ...

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  • More Virtual Court Appearances
    More Virtual Court Appearances

    The increase in positivity in NY has led to further restrictions on in person court appearances. The NY State Chief Judge consistent with guidelines from the Governor in an effort to stem the spread ...

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  • The Difficulties Of A Virtual Trial
    The Difficulties Of A Virtual Trial

    Due to the rise in the positivity rate during Covid-19 the NY Courts have announced that all trials not already commenced will be done virtually. This includes trials with and without a jury, civil ...

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  • More Thoughts On What Divorce/Family Court Are Like As Long Island Has Entered Phase Two
    More Thoughts On What Divorce/Family Court Are Like As Long Island Has Entered Phase Two

    Long Island Law Firms have entered Phase Two and are now allowed to be physically open. So after approximately three months of remote work our office is now open. The Family & Supreme Court are also ...

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