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In dealing with these unprecedented circumstances, the Courts throughout New York State have been struggling to keep the Courts open and accessible to the public, while also complying with the Governor’s mandate by...
Category: Matrimonial Law
Marriage is a big decision and an exciting time in peoples’ lives. It can also often be an overwhelming time. Before you plan on taking that next big move, there are a few steps you should take in order to avoid possible...
In October, New York enacted significant reforms to its divorce laws. Certain provisions regarding interim maintenance (spousal support within the divorce action itself) are already in effect, but most of the new law’s...
Ashley Madison, a site founded for the purpose of facilitating affairs between married people was hacked. The hackers, known as The Impact Team, assumed responsibility for hacking and leaking data for 33 million accounts,...
What do you get when you fill a room with a group of moms in various stages of divorce, professionals who genuinely care, great food, and a wonderful wine tasting selection? A successful evening where everyone goes home...
Several recent changes in family law affect the outcomes that clients can expect in their matrimonial matters. The recent changes affect both custody and financial aspects of divorce. On the issue of custody, there is a...
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act (“DOMA”), which defined marriage as “a legal union between one man and one woman”, as it relates to any act of Congress or...
A mentally disabled couple was notified by a group home that they could not live together after marriage, and filed a lawsuit under the Americans with Disabilities Act for the right to do so. As part of the lawsuit, the group...
Would a disagreement between parents/guardians on a medical decision be mediated or litigated? First, it would depend on whether the parties have joint custody or sole custody. In a sole legal custody agreement, one parent...
Recently, a New York appellate court affirmed a lower court ruling, setting aside a prenuptial agreement on the grounds that the agreement was the product of fraud, duress and other inequitable conduct. Traditionally, New...
