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Divorce is a complex and often emotionally charged process. It’s important to have accurate information about the legal process so that you can make informed decisions about your future. In this blog post, I will debunk some of the most common myths about divorce in New York State. Myth: You Must Divorce Where You Married… Read More »

In New York State, generally, property acquired during a marriage is considered marital property and is subject to equitable distribution upon divorce. This means that the court will divide the property fairly between the spouses, regardless of who contributed more to its acquisition. However, there are exceptions to this rule.  If you have an asset… Read More »

Family court orders, whether relating to child custody, support, or visitation, are designed to address the best interests of the child at a specific point in time. However, life is dynamic, and circumstances can change. In New York, individuals have the right to seek modifications to these court orders when significant changes occur. If you… Read More »

Riding a motorcycle in New York comes with its own set of rules and regulations. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or a newcomer, it’s important to follow licensing and safety laws. Licensing To legally operate a motorcycle in New York State, you must possess a motorcycle operator’s license (Class M) or a motorcycle junior operator’s… Read More »

Construction sites are inherently hazardous environments. When such injuries occur, determining liability can be complicated, especially when subcontractors are involved. While workers’ compensation typically covers on-the-job injuries, there are situations where a construction worker may have grounds to file a third-party claim against a subcontractor to seek additional damages. When are subcontractors liable? Subcontractors are… Read More »

When school bus accidents occur, they can result in serious injuries and emotional distress for both students and their families. Determining liability in these cases can be complex, especially if it involves suing a school district or other government entity. Potentially liable parties These are some of the parties who may bear responsibility: The bus… Read More »

When a plaintiff files a personal injury claim, the ultimate goal is to recover compensation for their injuries. This compensation, otherwise known as damages, is meant to return the plaintiff to the position they were in before the accident. Damages typically cover things like past and future medical expenses, mental healthcare bills, lost income, pain… Read More »

Slip and fall accidents can occur in nursing homes—and because residents are more vulnerable than the average adult, they are more likely to result in serious injuries or fatalities. Just like any other property owner, nursing homes are liable for a resident’s slip and fall on their property under the legal concept of premises liability…. Read More »

A 22-year-old runner was recently killed and her two brothers were injured when a minivan collided with them on Harned Road in Commack, Long Island. The three siblings were running in a single file on the road’s northbound shoulder near Donna Court on a Thursday morning when the accident occurred. One woman succumbed to her… Read More »

On July 8, a fatal crash occurred in Calverton involving a 2022 Ducati motorcycle and a 2010 Honda CRV. The motorcyclist, a 39-year-old from Medford, was heading southbound on County Road 24 when he collided with the Honda CRV. The Honda was making a turn onto the northbound lanes from the eastbound LIE Exit 71… Read More »