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Wyandanch Crash Kills 1, Injures 3

On July 16, around 2:30 a.m. a fatal accident occurred between a 2016 Honda CRV and a 2021 Toyota Camry in Wyandanch. The CRV, driven by a 44-year-old man, was heading westbound on Long Island Avenue when it collided with the eastbound Camry driven by a 30-year-old woman. The 62-year-old passenger in the CRV was… Read More »

Special Considerations for High Net Worth Divorce

High-net-worth divorces typically require special consideration, compared to the average divorce. While there is no strict definition of a high-net-worth divorce, today’s high-net-worth divorce typically involves several million dollars in assets. Factors affecting high net worth divorces Successfully navigating a high-net-worth divorce requires careful planning and professional guidance. Here are some factors your attorneys will… Read More »

Understanding Fault vs. No-Fault Divorce

In order to get divorced in New York, spouses must have a legally acceptable reason for ending the marriage. This is typically expressed in terms of fault. What’s the difference between “fault” and “no-fault” divorce? Fault vs. no-fault grounds for divorce The choice between fault or no-fault grounds for divorce can significantly impact the process…. Read More »

What’s Not Allowed in a Prenuptial Agreement?

Prenuptial agreements are valuable tools that can provide clarity and structure while potentially reducing conflicts. However, it’s important for couples considering a prenuptial agreement to understand the legal boundaries that govern them. Prenups are legally binding contracts between two individuals who intend to marry. This agreement outlines how various aspects of property division and support… Read More »

What Are Grandparents’ Rights?

Life-altering changes in the family, such as divorce, separation or the loss of a parent, can strain a relationship with grandparents. In other cases, the parents and grandparents may simply not appreciate a grandparent’s influence. In New York, grandparents have limited legal rights when it comes to seeking court-ordered visitation with their grandchildren—at least in… Read More »

What to Do When Your Divorce Involves Domestic Violence

Divorce is especially difficult if you are in a violent relationship. Your safety and the safety of your children should be your top priority. If you are experiencing domestic violence, take immediate steps to protect yourself and your kids: Seek safety: The most dangerous period for individuals in abusive relationships is when they decide to… Read More »

Parental Alienation During Divorce

Divorce is a difficult process, and when children are involved, emotions can run high. Unfortunately, some parents resort to destructive behaviors that can harm the parent-child relationship. This behavior, known as Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS), occurs when one parent influences the child to reject the other parent. In severe cases, the child may completely reject… Read More »

What to Do When You Suspect Your Ex is Hiding Assets

Divorce is never an easy process, and it becomes even more challenging when one spouse tries to hide assets to avoid equitable distribution. However, there are legal tools available to help you uncover hidden income and assets during divorce proceedings. Here’s what to do: Gather financial records: Categorize assets as “marital” (acquired during the marriage),… Read More »

When Can Parental Rights Be Terminated?

Termination of parental rights is a legal process that permanently ends the rights of natural parents to their child, essentially freeing the child for adoption. This significant and often emotional decision is made to ensure the child’s safety, well-being and best interests. Filing a termination of parental rights petition A termination of parental rights petition… Read More »

Can You Sue a Summer Camp When Your Child is Injured?

Summer camp is a longstanding tradition for many families. When you leave your child in someone else’s care, whether it’s for a day or for weeks on end, it’s important that they carefully supervise their charges. Even the most careful children and camp counselors can have accidents, however. From swimming injuries and sunburns to broken… Read More »