Domestic violence is a serious issue that affects millions of people around the world, and unfortunately, it can have a significant impact on child custody cases. In New York, the courts take allegations of domestic violence very seriously and have implemented various laws and regulations to protect victims and their children. If you’re going through […]
Category Archives: Child Custody
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May
May
If you are a divorced parent in New York and your circumstances have changed, such as your income or your child’s needs, you may need to modify your child custody or support orders. Fortunately, the New York family court system allows for modifications under certain conditions. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the steps you […]
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May
May
Going through a custody battle can be a difficult and emotional experience, especially when it comes to making decisions about holidays and vacations. In New York, courts strive to ensure that both parents have equal access to their children during important events and vacations. However, disagreements can arise, and it is important to know how […]
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Apr
Apr
Child custody cases can be emotionally charged and complex, often involving difficult decisions about the welfare of children. In New York, mediation is a popular alternative to litigation in child custody cases. Mediation is a process in which a neutral third party helps disputing parties reach a mutually acceptable agreement. Mediation is an effective way […]
Relocation requests can be a significant challenge for parents involved in a child custody case, particularly in New York. A parent may request to move to another city or state for a variety of reasons, including job opportunities, family support, or a desire for a fresh start. However, when children are involved, a move can […]
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Nov
Nov
The Nitty Gritty of Your Custody Case Are you fighting for custody of your children? You need to know the nitty gritty of your custody case. Contact our Saratoga attorneys today, What are Paternity Rights in NYS? In order to establish Paternity, the parents have to sing an acknowledgment of paternity, or an order of […]
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Sep
Sep
Life After a Custody Battle Are you fighting for custody of your children and have questions about life after a custody battle? Contact our Saratoga attorneys today. Modifying Custody Order If a parent is looking to modify an existing Custody Order, he or she should petition the Family Court for permission to modify that order […]
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Jul
Jul
Fighting for Custody? Here’s What You Need To Do Are you fighting for custody? Here’s what you need to do: read this article for guidance, then contact our Saratoga lawyers to get started now. Emergency Child Custody The custody process can often take several months to ultimately resolve, but if there is an emergency or […]
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May
May
6 Things To Learn About Your Custody Claim Are you going through a divorce and have children? Read these 6 things to learn about your custody claim, then call our Saratoga lawyers now! 1) Father Being Awarded Custody Because New York State does not presume that the mother should be a child’s primary custodial parent, […]
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Feb
Feb
If you have children and are considering a divorce, relocating to a different state might be a question. Watch this video, then call us now. If a parent is looking to relocate, that person should petition the Family Court to seek permission to do so Having Sole Custody of a child does not, in and […]
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Oct
Oct
Learn how to win your child custody claim in this article we have put together. Contact our Saratoga child custody lawyer for a consultation. Requesting a New Law Guardian As a Saratoga Child Custody Attorney I often get asked about requesting a new law guardian to be assigned. I let clients know that it can […]
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Jul
Jul
Are you going through the divorce process and have questions about child custody? Read these 5 child custody tips, then call us today. 1. Emergency Child Support The custody process can often take several months to ultimately resolve, but if there is an emergency or an issue that needs to be addressed by the court […]