New York High-Stakes Family Law Blog
What Happens if a Mother Refuses to Pay Child Support?
Divorce often brings complex issues, especially when it involves a business. Many entrepreneurs understandably worry about losing their business during a divorce. Understanding the factors that influence the division of marital assets can help ease some of that anxiety. Understanding Asset Division When couples divorce, the court divides their marital assets. These assets include homes,...
[ Read More ]When Do Mothers Have to Pay Child Support in New York?
As society continues to make strides toward gender equality, many women have seen their earning capacity increase. In fact, a 2023 Pew Research Center study discovered that in 45% of marriages, women earn as much or more than their husbands. This change also impacts child support after a divorce occurs. Couples should understand when a...
[ Read More ]Where Do College Expenses Fit into New York Child Support
After a divorce, non-custodial parents generally have to pay child support until their children reach the age of majority. However, in an age where further education is often a requirement for entry or advancement in various fields, many parents believe their obligations extend to after high school. New York courts may mandate that parents pay...
[ Read More ]Key Strategies for Protecting Your Business in Divorce
Divorce can be challenging, and when you own a business, the stakes often are higher. Protecting your business during divorce proceedings helps ensure your hard work and investment remain intact. If you have yet to get married, planning ahead is wise. Prenuptial or postnuptial agreements can stipulate the handling of your business in the event...
[ Read More ]How to Prepare for a Child Custody Hearing in New York
Custody trials can be emotionally challenging and legally complex. When parents cannot agree on a custody arrangement, a trial, also known as an evidentiary hearing, may be necessary to determine the best interests of the child. Proper preparation is essential to present a strong case. In New York, understanding the process and gathering the right...
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