In this video, our experienced family law attorney discusses what the courts will consider when calculating child support in New York. Question: How is child support calculated in New York? Answer: I get a lot of questions from clients regarding child support. One of the most popular questions is, “What am I going to pay […]
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Question: The custody agreement states I have my child 2 days per week and one extra dinner. Gradually over time I have more (2 days- 2 dinners; 3 days-2 dinners; then just 4 days total). In the last 4 weeks I’ve had my child 20/28 nights and extra dinners (5/7 per week). How long does […]
Are you wondering who gets the house after a divorce? There are numerous factors that the courts will consider. Contact our office today for legal guidance. https://youtu.be/qqDr6PSSWZM Question: Who will get the house after a divorce? Answer: I was recently asked a question about a long-term marriage in which the wife asked me the question […]
One of the most frequently asked questions we receive is, “When will child support payments end?” Watch this video to find out more information. Question: When will child support payments end? Answer: Most people think that child support ends at 18 but, in fact, the age of emancipation in New York is 21. It’s kind […]
When a couple gets divorced, they will often be able to easily follow child custody and visitation arrangements. However, this can be complicated when one of the former spouses moves out of state. Here is some important information regarding out-of-state visitation arrangements. What to Do The most amicably settled divorce can be thrown into complete […]
A spouse quitting a job after being served divorce papers will have no bearing on any future child support arrangements. Contact our office to learn more. https://youtu.be/R9sZdlOuBwc Question: What should I do if my spouse quit their job after being served divorce papers? Answer: If your spouse quits his or her job after being served […]
Question: My daughter is 19 years old. She no longer lives at home and is working. How do I go about trying to end child support? Her mother uses all the money for herself anyways. Answer: You need to file a petition to modify child support in Family Court and allege that your daughter is […]
If you are purchasing property prior to marriage and want to protect your assets, consult with our attorneys today to discuss prenuptial https://youtu.be/I7b24r52AYk Question: Is property acquired before marriage considered to be separate? Answer: In the event that you are thinking about acquiring property prior to your marriage, and you’re wondering how it’s going to […]
Mediation is a cost-effective and time-saving alternative to divorce litigation. If you are going through a divorce, this is an avenue you should consider. It’s a way to bypass the expensive and uncertain outcome of a trial and encourages amicability and cooperation. Through mediation, the parties have more control over their decisions, including child custody, […]
Do you suspect your ex-spouse purposely quit their job to earn a favorable divorce settlement? Our attorneys can help you with proving imputed income. https://youtu.be/wHEfOURCsGM Question: How can I prove my ex-spouse has imputed their income? Answer: If you believe that a party is voluntarily unemployed or underemployed, you can investigate to try to impute […]
Sometimes, unforeseen circumstances leave us with tough choices, especially when it comes to family. If you and your spouse or ex-spouse believe that it is in your child’s best interests to legally change guardians, we support your decision. Our Saratoga divorce attorneys are here to help you and your family get through difficult times. Read […]
Are you unsure if pre-marital funds used to purchase property in your name is considered to be separate? Contact our office today. https://youtu.be/91Yyt8MoZR8 Question: What if I bought property during marriage with pre-marital funds? Answer: If your husband is claiming that he used premarital funds to acquire a condo during the marriage, then the question […]












