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Recent Posts in No Fault Divorce Category

Is There a Right To Contest the Grounds for Divorce?

Posted on Apr 26, 2012 By Derrick Rubin
In New York State no fault divorce became effective on October 12, 2010. The matrimonial legislation requires that one party declare the marriage has been irretrievably broken for a period of six ...
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LEGAL WORKSHOPS FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS CELEBRATES 10th YEAR ANNIVERSARY

Posted on Jun 29, 2011 By Sharyn O'Mara
On a beautiful Friday in mid June, we conducted our tenth annual legal workshop for a record high attendance of over 200 mental health professionals. It was wonderful to see many familiar faces we ...
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WISSELMAN, HAROUNIAN & ASSOC. LONG ISLAND DIVORCE BLOG

Posted on Aug 4, 2010 By Jerome A. Wisselman
Have a Divorce or Family Law Question? Relax, We Can Help. by Jerome A. Wisselman, Esq. Welcome to our Long Island Divorce and family law BLOG. Here you will find helpful information and our ...
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