There is never a good time for a divorce but trying to divorce in the middle of a worldwide pandemic can present a variety of other challenges to this already difficult procedure. Indeed, a "COVID Divorce," as it has become … Continue reading
Best Practices for a COVID Divorce in New York
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Are People Still Dating, Getting Engaged and Married During the Pandemic?
Finding love during the pandemic may be difficult but it is not impossible. The pandemic has given people plenty of time to really reflect on their life and reassess what is really important. It has also forced couples who were … Continue reading
Do Grandparents Have Visitation Rights in New York?
The relationship between grandparents and grandchildren can be incredibly important and rewarding. Unfortunately, many grandparents are barred from seeing their grandchildren by circumstances outside of their control. Though working through those family issues on your own is the preferred course … Continue reading
How to Handle Post-Divorce Child Custody Conflicts During the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed virtually every aspect of life. It should come as no surprise, then, that those changes have extended to post-divorce child custody. While the agreements made by former spouses during the divorce process were almost certainly … Continue reading
Can You Keep Your Ex-Spouse’s New Partner Away from Your Children?
Whether your divorce is finalized or not, it can be painful to hear that your former spouse has re-entered the dating pool. This may be especially troubling if you learn that your ex-spouse's new partner is frequently around your child … Continue reading
What Are the Financial Implications of Divorce During the Pandemic?
It should come as no surprise that divorce can radically change an individual's lifestyle. It not only has a huge impact on how one's personal life will unfold going forward, but it also has a major financial impact on both … Continue reading
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Understand the Difference Between a Default Judgment of Divorce vs. a No-Fault Divorce
Divorce requires more than an agreement to end a marriage. It requires a number of legal steps to complete, after determining that you have jurisdiction to file in New York, then deciding exactly how you want the divorce to occur. … Continue reading
