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 York requires that a spouse be personally served in an action for […]
Category Archives: Jean Mahserjian Blog
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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 is recommended. This is especially […]
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Jan
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Do you have questions about health insurance after a divorce? Watch this video to learn what the courts may require you to do. https://youtu.be/k2dzpstNYrU 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 of the possible loss […]
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Jan
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The laws surrounding child support in New York can sometimes be confusing. It’s natural to have questions. Here are three questions about New York child support commonly asked by our clients that should give you a better understanding of how these aspects of family law work. Get Our Free Divorce Guide Will I Be Obligated […]
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If you are interested in modifying child custody out of court, contact our experienced attorneys today. We are here to help. Question: Will I have to go to court to modify a child custody arrangement? Answer: If you and your children’s other parent agree upon a change in custody, you may be able to implement […]
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One of the most complex aspects of a divorce is the division of marital assets. It will be difficult to classify the property and come to a mutual agreement without the aid of an experienced New York divorce attorney. You may be wondering, “Is property purchased before marriage considered separate?” Contact Jean M. Mahserjian, Esq., […]
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Watch this video about filing a family offense petition to learn how you can protect your rights after being involved in a domestic incident. https://youtu.be/_-j-0ReZY98 Question: Can I file a family offense petition if I was involved in a domestic incident? Answer: If you were involved in a domestic incident, even if you followed through […]
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Are you wondering about the differences between contested divorce vs. uncontested divorce in New York State? While they bear the same legal result, the processes for each are very different. If you have questions, please contact our office today to consult with an experienced Albany family law attorney. Contested Divorce A contested divorce is, obviously, […]
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Do you disagree with the court’s child support ruling? Watch this video to learn more information about filing a child support objection. https://youtu.be/Cd0LcShsc9c Question: Can I appeal a child support ruling? Answer: In the event you disagree with a magistrate’s decision regarding your child support obligation, you can file an appeal by the way of […]
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At Jean M. Mahserjian, Esq. PC, we highly recommend that all clients considering divorce first schedule a consultation with an experienced attorney. This isn’t something that you can just jump right into. This is a process that can very much change your life — for the better if you seek advice from a knowledgeable lawyer; […]
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Dec
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If your ex-spouse refuses to pay college expenses, our family law attorneys can help. Watch this video about enforcing child support to learn more. Question: What if my ex-spouse refuses to pay college expenses for our child? Answer: If you and your ex-spouse have a dispute as to how college expenses are to be paid, […]
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Dec
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One of the most common questions that people will ask during a divorce is, “Am I obligated to pay for my child’s college tuition?” Child support is one of the most complex aspects of the divorce process, both legally and emotionally. The best thing to do would be to consult with an experienced family law […]