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High Conflict Divorce Matters in New York
Laws on Cyberbullying & Cyberstalking
Surprisingly, there are currently no federal cyber harassment laws specifically established to prevent online bullying. The federal government does have a law related to cyberstalking. 18 U.S. Code section 2261A, which prohibits the crime of stalking, was amended to impose penalties for someone who “uses the mail, any interactive computer […]
It Is More Important To Consider What Is Not Included In Child Support
We live in a time where some children start music classes at 6-months, baseball at age 3, and computer coding classes at six. Unfortunately, a life of enrichment and attention for kids can fall through the cracks if child support laws leave the custodial parent with all of the financial […]
The Hazards of the “Graying Divorce Epidemic”
Pew research indicates that while the U.S. divorce rate has declined for every other age demographic, it has roughly doubled for adults 50 years + since the 1990s. This has been dubbed the “Gray Divorce Epidemic” by professionals working in divorce and family law. Dividing Assets Isn’t Always Easy There are […]
Can My License Be Restricted From Failing to Pay Child Support?
When two parents are separated and have a child together, child support orders may be issued in order to help meet the child’s day-to-day needs, such as food, clothing, shelter, education, transportation, and medical care. Such support is given from one parent to the other. For various reasons, some parents […]
