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Criminal convictions can result in more than fines, probation or incarceration. For many noncitizens, certain offenses may create serious immigration consequences that impact their ability to remain in the United States or obtain future immigration benefits. One...
Any interaction with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) can be stressful and frightening. Whether the encounter happens at home, work or in public, it’s essential to remember that you have legal rights. While ICE agents have legal authority in certain...
Spouses getting a divorce in New York are required to complete and exchange a financial disclosure affidavit. Also known as a Sworn Statement of Net Worth, this document provides information about a party’s income, expenses, assets and liabilities. Accordingly, it...
Several schedules are popular among co-parents, but the ideal one depends on individual aspects. Co-parents should create a custody schedule that meets their child’s needs and works with their lifestyle. Below are two primary factors you and your co-parent should...
Filing for divorce in New York can feel overwhelming, especially if it is your first time dealing with the court system. The process involves legal requirements, paperwork and important personal decisions. Taking time to understand the basics can make the process...
Facing foreclosure can be stressful and confusing for homeowners. When mortgage payments fall behind, the risk of losing your home becomes very real. Understanding how the foreclosure process works in New York can help you make informed decisions early. With the right...
Virtual parenting time has become an important way for modern co-parents to stay connected with their children when they are apart. While video calls are a great starting point, simply talking on a screen can sometimes feel repetitive, especially for younger children....
Divorce often signifies the end of one chapter in your life and the start of another. This makes it an excellent time to reclaim your former surname. While changing your name might seem complicated, New York laws and legal processes can help you accomplish this. How...
If you start a new job or move to a different house, you might worry that following your current custody order will be impossible. Fortunately, New York allows you to modify existing orders, potentially making it easier to support your child despite the changes in...
Courts in New York divide the property of divorcing couples with equity in mind, though this process becomes more difficult if the spouses own real estate beyond the state’s borders. You might wonder whether your local court even has the authority to divide such...