In this video, our experienced attorney discusses changing guardianship of your child and what needs to be done to complete this process. Question: How do I change guardianship of my child? Answer: If you and the other parent of your children have agreed that someone else will be taking guardianship of one of your […]
Monthly Archives: November 2019
One of the top reasons why you should consider mediation instead of litigation for your divorce is because it is a cost-effective and time-saving alternative. It’s a way to bypass the formality, expense, and uncertain outcome of a trial, and can encourage amicability and cooperation – the parties have more control over their outcome, including […]
If a child doesn’t want to live with a parent after a divorce, the courts may take this into account when deciding a custody arrangement. Question: Will the courts take a child’s preference into account? Answer: We’ve had a number of cases where a teenage child has expressed a desire to live with a non-parent, […]
Issues of child custody are often contested and disputed in the courtroom. Obviously, no one wants to go to court, so if you are going through a divorce with children involved, you may want to know, “Can I modify child custody out of court?” If you have further questions, contact Saratoga family law attorney Jean […]
In the event of an ex-spouse monitoring your phone, you should contact law enforcement right away. Watch this video to learn more. Question: What should I do if I believe my ex-spouse is monitoring my phone? Answer: Electronic monitoring can be a form of stalking, and it’s illegal. If you believe that someone is monitoring […]
Question: Our child support agreement says the father obligated to pay up to SUNY cap for our son’s college expenses. However, a lawyer told us that if our son took time off, the father’s legal obligation for half of the college expenses was over. Our son has never worked full-time. He lives with his friends […]
In this video, our experienced Saratoga divorce attorney discusses what the courts will consider when calculating spousal maintenance in New York. Question: How is spousal maintenance calculated in New York? Answer: Spousal maintenance in New York is calculated with a statute. The statute has three different provisions for calculating support. Two of those provisions apply […]
When two parents who have a contentious relationship decide to split, they often themselves in a heated child custody battle. This can put a lot of stress on everyone involved—particularly the children. Our experienced Saratoga child custody attorneys will make sure you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse are able to reach a peaceful negotiation and will […]