Divorcing The Narcissist Part Two: Choosing Your Path

Divorcing The Narcissist Part Two: Choosing Your Path

One prominent characteristic of a narcissist is their desire to control the outcome at all costs. This will become most apparent in your spouse when going through a divorce based upon several uncontrollable components, namely, your choices in the divorce process.
What’s in a Right of First Refusal Provision?

What’s in a Right of First Refusal Provision?

Through this blog we will provide you with information to help you decide whether the inclusionof a right of first refusal provision is right for you. A right of first refusal is a provision in a custody agreement which provides that if the parent who is exercising
HEADS OR TAILS: DIVIDING THE FAMILY PET UPON DIVORCE

HEADS OR TAILS: DIVIDING THE FAMILY PET UPON DIVORCE

Over the last several decades, the family pet has increasingly become the fabric of the family unit. As a result of the American movement towards providing animals with greater rights and protections, Matrimonial and Family law has also evolved.
THE IMPLICATIONS OF PRE-WEDDING DECISIONS UPON DIVORCE

THE IMPLICATIONS OF PRE-WEDDING DECISIONS UPON DIVORCE

Getting engaged and planning a wedding is one of the most exciting times in a person’s life. But, as with most important milestones, it comes with some anxiety thinking of issues that you may not have had to consider with your significant other before now.
DO I NEED A PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENT?

DO I NEED A PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENT?

While approaching your soon-to-be spouse with the idea that you would like a prenuptial agreement is a sensitive topic, for many individuals it is a necessary part of
Common Misconceptions Regarding Support Arrears

Common Misconceptions Regarding Support Arrears

You have a child support obligation (“payor”) and now a violation petition, with the threat of jail time, is filed against you by the other parent (“recipient”).
For the Love of Summer!

For the Love of Summer!

Summer is almost here! Everyone is talking about school ending, summer camp and long-awaited summer vacations.
Parallel Parenting

Parallel Parenting

When co-parenting is not possible, what do you do? You parallel parent. With parallel parenting,
Co-Parenting

Is Co-Parenting Right For You?

In the divorce world, the term “co-parenting” is always buzzing around. This is an
Valentine’s Day

Divorcing The Narcissist Part One: The Overview

I remember when I was a little girl being fascinated by the children’s book, The Emperor’s New Clothes.
Valentine’s Day

Sleeping Apart and Staying Together

Sleeping in separate bedrooms has been a foreign concept plaguing societal norms for decades.
Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day is a holiday that is synonymous with roses, relationships and the outward expression
What to bring to an initial consultation with your divorce attorney

What to bring to an initial consultation with your divorce attorney

An initial consultation with a divorce attorney can be a very overwhelming experience.
Divorce in a Snowstorm

Divorce versus Separation

One question that we frequently receive is what is the difference between a Divorce and Separation? The main difference between the two
Divorce in a Snowstorm

Divorce in a Snowstorm:

The news channels were buzzing of the impending "nor’easter" that is about to hit New York City and Long Island. Talks of up to a foot or more of snow approaching area left some of us
The Coronavirus and Relationships: Be My Quarantine?

The Coronavirus and Relationships: Be My Quarantine?

By: Vanessa P. Anagnostou, Esq.

March of 2020 has been a memorable month thus far. With the rapid spreading of the COVID- 19, aka the coronavirus,

The Effect of Family Separation on Children's Health & Development

Two weeks ago, President Trump signed an Executive Order to end the separation of parents and children affected under his "zero tolerance" immigration policy. This came after enormous political pre...
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A NY Divorce Lawyer on When You Need

A NY Divorce Lawyer on When You Need to Hire a Private Investigator

Legal battles during a divorce can become very contentious. Accordingly, the divorce lawyers at
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3 Signs Mediation May Be the Best Approach for Your Divorce

3 Signs Mediation May Be the Best Approach for Your Divorce

When divorces are especially contentious, and common ground can't be found, couples may have no choice but to let a judge settle their issues for them. However, courtroom litigation is typically co...
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How You & Your Divorce Lawyer

How You & Your Divorce Lawyer Can Prove Cash Income

When going through a divorce, you cannot always depend on the honesty or cooperation of your former spouse. This is especially true when the two of you disagree about child custody and support. It ...
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Involved in a Child Custody Dispute?

Involved in a Child Custody Dispute? Why You Should Stay Off Social Media

When you're going through a major life change, it might seem perfectly natural to post about it on social media, especially if you have your privacy settings locked down. Unfortunately, if you're i...
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Mediation: Is It Right for You?

Mediation: Is It Right for You?

A judge must sign a decree for the divorce to become final; however, there are ways for divorcing spouses to resolve their issues without court decisions. At
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Divorce Attorneys Share 3 Asset Division

Divorce Attorneys Share 3 Asset Division Tips for People With a High Net Worth

In a divorce, having more assets usually means more complicated proceedings. If you have a high net worth and are considering leaving your spouse, a
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3 Essential Guidelines

3 Essential Guidelines for Effective Child Custody Litigation

Your children are the center of your world, so it's natural to fight for your relationship with them when you face a child custody battle. Bu...
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NY Divorce Attorneys Share 5 Signs

NY Divorce Attorneys Share 5 Signs Your Marriage Might Be in Trouble

Every couple struggles at some point in their marriage. However, when issues arise continually, you need to evaluate whether remaining in the union is the best thing for you. The lawyers at
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