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Reasonable and Fixed Parental Visitation Rights

Determining custody can be one of the most challenging parts of getting a divorce, especially in a high-volume area like Queens. When you’re ending a marriage, you also need to determine who will be in control of the children and what kind of visitation rights each parent will get. While many couples will choose to […]

  • Posted on: Feb 11 2017
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What Happens After Filing for Divorce?

Going through a divorce is a very emotional time. Regardless of the reasons behind the split, ending a marriage is never easy. Between determining custody of the children, splitting the family household, and finding a way to return to single-life, there is a lot going on. But how does the divorce process actually work? What […]

  • Posted on: Jan 13 2017
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Divorcing Under Jewish Law

Divorce is a complicated process, especially when religion is involved. For Jewish couples looking to separate, acquiring something called a get is crucial for having the divorce recognized under Jewish law. Divorcing Under Jewish Law In order to have a divorce acknowledged under Jewish law, there are a certain extra steps you will need to […]

  • Posted on: Dec 19 2016
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Contested Divorce in Queens

Divorce is a complicated process regardless of the circumstances, but when the parties attempting to divorce cannot agree, the situation becomes even more difficult. Whether the divorcing couple disagree about divorcing in general or they are struggling to come to an agreement on how assets, debts, and custody should be divided it is known as […]

  • Posted on: Nov 26 2016
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Queens Divorce Questions: What to Ask Before Filing

Last month, we took a look at some frequently asked questions about divorce in the state of New York. Now, we’re returning to answer some new questions to ensure you’re as prepared as possible if considering a divorce in Queens. Do I qualify for an annulment?   Unlike a divorce, an annulment treats the marriage […]

  • Posted on: Oct 8 2016
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