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Around 38% of the children born in New York have unmarried parents, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control. New York parents can share equal rights and responsibilities regardless of marital status. For unmarried parents who live separately,...
Living in the aftermath of domestic violence can be a daunting challenge. Prioritizing your safety becomes paramount. If your spouse has been abusive, take proactive steps to protect your physical and mental well-being. Create a safe haven Start by securing your...
Social media is an integral part of many people’s daily lives. For example, it can shape the way they connect and communicate. However, during the challenging process of divorce, it can be good to remain mindful of your social media use. 1. Guard your privacy Review...
Active fathers play a key role in the development and well-being of children. They also bring about positive impacts that resonate throughout their lives. In New York, fathers' presence and involvement contribute to children's growth and success. The benefits of...
Distribution of parental and custodial rights could vary based on the divorce proceedings. Sometimes, the court can allow both parties to share responsibilities. Other times, one parent can receive custody while the other party has minimal or no access to their child...
If you and your former spouse plan to divorce, there are various ways to proceed. Sometimes, the best option is going to court and fleshing out details before the judge. Other times, alternative dispute resolution procedures are more beneficial, such as collaborative...
Incidents of domestic violence can significantly affect divorce and child custody decisions. This type of abuse is any behavior or action committed to impose control and power over a spouse or partner. Still, this term could loosely pertain to various offenses based...
A divorce is an emotional roller coaster. After all, it is the end of what once was a union between two people who loved each other enough to make their love official. However, divorce is necessary when the relationship is no longer healthy for either party. It does...
Regardless of whether one spouse was to blame for the end of a marriage, the burden will fall on the spouse filing for divorce to prove fault based on acceptable legal grounds. Proving fault can not only be expensive and time-consuming but also emotionally taxing,...
With the advent of the no-fault rule, New York became the last state to allow divorcing couples to end their marriage predicated on no specific reason except for incompatibility. This approach only means that you do not have to prove anything but that your marriage is...
