Jean M. Mahserjian, Esq., is a New York family law and divorce attorney in Albany, Saratoga, and the surrounding areas. For more than 20 years, Jean has maintained her capital region law firm, located on Route 9 in Clifton Park, New York. The practice encompasses all areas of family and matrimonial law, an online uncontested divorce service and various areas of estate planning.
What is an MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) in New York? Are you in the divorce process and are wondering, “What is an MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) in New York?” Watch this video for more information. This is the document that your mediator prepares an agreement at the conclusion of the mediation It is a notice of all…
How Long is Child Support Paid in New York State? Do you have questions about how long is child support paid in New York State? Watch this video then give our office a call for legal assistance. Child Support runs until the age of 21, unless a child emancipates themselves sooner Ways that a child…
Divorce A Missing Spouse in Saratoga Want a divorce but can’t locate your spouse? Watch this video by Jennifer Sunderlin Morton to find out how you can divorce a missing spouse in Saratoga. If an individual wants to get divorced but cannot locate her or his spouse, this can be problematic. The State of New…
New York Marital Assets Equitable Distribution for a Spouse Earning Less Question: I am going through a divorce in the state of NY. I am seeking 50/50 of all marital property, joint legal and physical custody of 2 minor children. There are 4 main real estate properties which were acquired during the marriage, one is…
How Can I get a Divorce When I Do Not Know Where My Wife Is? Question: We were married on 5/30/2010. We split in October 2010, she left N.Y. and i have no idea where she is. I would like to remarry later this year so i need a divorce soon. Answer: If you cannot…
Requesting a New Legal Guardian for Your Child Picking a legal guardian for your child after a divorce can be a difficult task. It can cause a lot of stress if the choice you made is not working out well. If you are interested in requesting a new legal guardian for your child, here is…
Estate Planning: Importance of a Trust Trusts are important legal instruments that hold and control assets, managing and distributing them for specific purposes. They provide tax relief, preserving the wealth you will want to access later or pass on to your heirs. But the dedicated Saratoga wills and trusts lawyers at Jean M. Mahserjian, Esq.,…
Can I Move Forward with an Orthodontist Appointment for My Son? Question: I am in New York State. Last year I was awarded final say for all medical and health related issues for my two children. I recently went to two orthodontist consultations and my ex husband attended both. I picked one to visit and…
Out of State Visitation Schedule After a child custody arrangement is settled, it is not uncommon for one parent to move out of state. This is often done out of necessity. However, relocating makes it much more difficult for the non-custodial parent to see their children. If you are having trouble coming up with an…
What Happens if I Want a Divorce But Can’t Locate My Spouse? As Saratoga divorce attorneys with over 20 years of experience, we know how to handle a wide variety of cases. A question that occasionally comes up is, “What happens if I want a divorce but can’t locate my spouse?” The State of New…
Dividing a Business After Divorce The division of assets is often the most complex and contentious aspect of the divorce process. Oftentimes it is challenging, stressful, and overwhelming. Trying to come to a mutual agreement between yourselves is certainly possible, if not encouraged, but hiring an experienced lawyer to help with the various legal issues…
Health Insurance After a Divorce Do you have questions about health insurance after a divorce? Watch this video to learn what the courts may require you to do. Question: Will my ex-spouse be required to switch health insurance after a divorce? Answer: The domestic relations law requires that your ex-spouse, or soon-to-be ex-spouse, be notified…