Courts approve the amount of child support a parent must pay. Parents can determine this amount, or a court will do it for them. In New York, courts come up with this amount by following the Child Support Standards Act. This provision has a formula that considers the number ...
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View MoreAmong the many difficult decisions that two individuals must make when they decide to end a marriage is financial in nature. These are complex and ...
View MoreThe dissolution of a marriage brings about major emotional effects and changes in the lives of the children. In many cases, the negative effects of ...
View MoreMoving is always a hassle, but it becomes even more complicated for a single or divorced parent with custody of their children. Custodial parents ...
View MoreIf you are going through a divorce , you know that oftentimes even the simplest of matters cannot be resolved quickly or easily, so it comes as no ...
View MoreAt the Virdone Law Firm, P.C., we recently represented a father whose soon to be ex-wife and plaintiff was a Japanese citizen. Our client, the father, ...
View MoreAn appeals court in New York determined that a family court now has the ability to grant custody to parents who have been banned from contacting their ...
View MoreThe Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) governs the jurisdiction of state courts' to make and modify any "child custody ...
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