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.
Learn About How to Remove Your Spouse from Insurance What is the process on how to remove your spouse from insurance after divorce? Jean Mahserjian, one of our experienced Saratoga divorce lawyers will explain in the following video. Download Our Free Divorce Guide Once an action for divorce is commenced, certain temporary orders automatically go…
Can I modify custody solely on papers signed outside of court by both parents? Question: If the primary parent signs papers outside of court stating the non custodial parent now has the child 5 nights per week, is this enough to bring to court to modify a current order? Will this agreement, when attached to…
Are You Stuck in an Unfair Divorce Agreement? Find Out Your Options Were you recently divorced and feel like you got stuck in an unfair divorce agreement? Watch this educational video by one of our Saratoga divorce lawyers, Katrin Falco to learn how we can guide you through this troubling issue. Divorce agreements are difficult…
Custodial Parent for Child Support Purposes Ex is Reconsidering Custodial Parent for Child Support Purposes Question: My ex-husband and I share joint legal and physical custody of our children up until three years ago he paid child support because he made more money. Then he had a change in circumstance we went to court and…
Types of Custody Questions I am asked many questions as an experienced New Jersey Child Custody Lawyer. Check out these types of custody questions for more information and contact us for a free case review. What is the Difference Between Joint and Sole Custody in NYS? The types of custody that are relevant in every…
3 Commonly Asked QDRO Questions Do you have questions in regards to Qualified Domestic Relations Orders. We put together 3 commonly asked QDRO questions here. Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDRO) Process Explained Typically, you should submit a QDRO with your judgment of divorce. Some judges are requiring that now; they didn’t use to. You can…
Ex Threatens to Take You to Court As a knowledgeable Saratoga Family Law Attorney, clients will call and ask what to do if their ex is threatening to take them to court. Download Our Free Divorce Guide Sadly, in most situations, family court carries an ongoing risk that the parties may have to go back. When the…
QDRO Process Defined Get the QDRO process defined in the following educational video by experienced Saratoga divorce attorney Ashley Mahserjian. Download Our Free Divorce Guide Typically, you should submit a QDRO with your judgment of divorce. Some judges are requiring that now; they didn’t use to. You can submit a QDRO later. However, you don’t want…
Unsure on Retirement As an experienced Saratoga Divorce Attorney, I am often asked how two pensions are handled when both parties are unsure on retirement. Download Our Free Divorce Guide When both parties are close in age and each had a defined benefit pension plan that would pay a monthly benefit upon retirement, the first…
Emergency Child Custody Situation Learn What to Do if You are in an Emergency Child Custody Situation Are you facing an emergency child custody situation? Jennifer Sunderlin Morton, one of our family law lawyers in Albany has created the following educational video to help provide guidance. Download Our Free Divorce Guide The custody process can…
Want a divorce but have concerns about the expense? Watch this video to learn how you can minimize divorce expenses in Saratoga by Jean Mahserjian, one of our experienced Albany divorce lawyers. Keeping costs down is a regular concern for many people going through a divorce. After all, divorces are expensive, and the hefty cost often…
Reconciling Before Divorce [/vc_column_text] Download Our Free Divorce Guide If during divorce proceedings, the litigants both decide to reconcile or to stop the divorce process for any other reason, how the spouse who filed the claim can halt or terminate the proceedings depends on where he or she is in the divorce process. If no…