How Does Legal Separation Affect Property Division in New York?
Couples in New York can choose to legally separate rather than divorce. While a legal separation may provide certain benefits, such as the opportunity to live apart while remaining married, it can also create complex legal implications, particularly regarding property division. If you are considering legal separation in New York, consulting with a New...
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What Is the Difference Between Spousal Support and Child Support?
There are often financial issues you need to address when your marriage ends. Two of the most common types of financial support that the court orders are spousal support and child support. Though both provide financial assistance, they serve different purposes and are treated differently under the law. Here, a New York City divorce...
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What Happens to the House After a Divorce?
The fate of a shared house after a divorce in New York depends on various factors. The court aims for an equitable division. With over three decades of experience navigating New York family law, a New York City divorce attorney from the Law Office of Vivien I. Stark, P.C. can help guide you determine...
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Tips for Successful Co-Parenting
With over 30 years of experience in family law, the Law Office of Vivien I. Stark, P.C. has helped many families navigate the complexities of co-parenting arrangements. Here, we will share some tips for successful co-parenting to help you create a positive and nurturing environment for your children. Prioritize Communication Effective communication is essential...
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Tips for Preventing Parental Alienation
Actions and words used by a parent can send negative messages to a child about the other parent, creating a situation of alienation. A child may see the other parent suspiciously, feel unsafe in their presence, and become fearful of that parent. Often the intention is to hurt the other parent. When one parent...
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