Being away from your child makes putting in extra work to strengthen your relationship all the more important. Although the miles between you may separate you physically, there are ways you can stay connected emotionally. Maintain virtual visitation schedules...
Making the most out of the divorce process
Most couples in New York and other states do not anticipate getting divorced when they get married. Fortunately, the marital breakup process does have some bright sides. Here are a couple of positive aspects of divorce that may be easy to overlook for those going...
Tips for strengthening kids’ confidence during divorce
Getting divorced can take a significant emotional toll on one’s children, even in the most amicable situations. Fortunately, parents going through a divorce in New York can positively shape their children’s well-being. Here are a couple of ways parents getting...
How to find the right home following a marital breakup
When two people in New York get divorced, they may have to uproot their entire lifestyles if they decide to sell their family home. Fortunately, understanding the real estate investing process may help individuals successfully find new residences while navigating the...
It may be necessary to amend a divorce agreement
Once a divorce is finalized in New York, the parties typically do not expect to return to court to sort out divorce-related matters, such as property division and child custody. However, sometimes changes may have to be made to a divorce agreement due to unexpected...
Hiring a financial analyst may help during divorce
One spouse handles the finances in many marriages, often leaving the other party in the dark. If a divorce occurs later, the spouse who did not manage the finances may feel lost and overwhelmed, especially if the two accumulated many assets over the course of the...
Co-parenting based on a strength-based model
Co-parenting following a divorce can be complicated, especially in high conflict. However, a strength-based co-parenting model can provide an effective roadmap for facilitating communication and setting boundaries between ex-spouses. There are several benefits to this...
The definition of the word “parent” has changed (Legally speaking)
On August 30, 2016 the highest court in New York State expanded and changed the definition of the word “parent”. In two companion decisions the New York State Court of Appeals decided that a person lacking both a biological connection, or an adoptive connection to a...