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Blog Posts in June, 2012

Same Sex Divorce

Once New York State legalized same-sex marriages on June 24, 2011, it was only a matter of time before love turned to hate, and "'til death do us part" became "I hope you die". ...
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Can My Husband Keep My Children Without My Consent?

A few days ago, a woman asked an interesting question pertaining to child custody and legal separation. She and her husband are legally separated, but he wants to keep their children for two months ...
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Will the Court Recognize a Pre-Nuptial Agreement in a Divorce?

Generally, yes. However, the pre-nuptial agreement entered into between the parties must meet certain requirements set forth in the New York Domestic Relations Law. Specifically, the pre-nuptial ...
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Divorce Filing Strategy

Finally, Courtney Cox and David Arquette have both filed papers to make their divorce final. Although they first announced their separation in October 2010, neither filed any papers until June, 2012. ...
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Relocation and Fostering a Relationship

There are many instances when a parent seeks to relocate with a child out of New York State, claiming economic necessity as the basis for such a move. Parents seeking to relocate out-of-state have ...
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DIVORCE: Decreasing awards for professional licenses and degrees

In the last decade, courts have taken a much more conservative approach when it comes to awarding a spouse a portion of the value of a professional license or degree earned by the other spouse during ...
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