Many courts would agree that joint custody is in the best interests of children. Joint custody would mean that both parents make decisions for their children and work around a custody schedule. This often means parents are communicating with each other often to decide...
Month: May 2024
Out-of-state vacations with your children after divorce
A divorce changes just about everything when it comes to family dynamics, especially when it comes to issues concerning the children. It’s natural to assume that your parenting time is exclusively “yours,” and that you’re free to do what you want with your children –...
Are separate retirement accounts divisible in a New York divorce?
Dividing financial resources can be one of the most challenging elements of a New York divorce. The longer spouses have remained married and the more they have earned during the marriage, the more property they have to argue over as they prepare to divorce....
How interstate child custody works in New York
For parents living in New York who are subject to custody arrangements, life can become even more complex than usual when their child’s other parent relocates to another state. Questions can arise about which state has jurisdiction over the case, how existing custody...