The Blog of Ryan S. Besinque, Divorce Attorney. Learn about the NYC divorce process and get answers to commonly asked questions about family law.
Divorce can be an emotional process. However, opting for an uncontested divorce can make it smoother and less stressful. An uncontested divorce can be less expensive and requires fewer court appearances. In an uncontested divorce, both parties come to an agreement about the terms and present it for a judge’s
Determining child custody is one of the most significant aspects of any divorce or separation involving children in New York. Parents, either in agreement or facing a dispute, must understand the different types of custody arrangements. Each arrangement affects the day-to-day responsibilities and long-term decisions regarding the child’s upbringing. Approaching
Mediation is a powerful tool for resolving disputes, allowing parties to come together and find common ground under the guidance of a neutral third party. This process is particularly effective in areas such as divorce, where the emotional stakes are high and the outcomes are deeply personal. Understanding the structured
When it comes to parenting after the breakdown of a relationship, the most important thing to remember is that your relationship needs to remain civil for the best interests of your shared child(ren). Foremost in your mind should be the thought that you and your ex-partner’s relationship dynamic will shape
Full or sole custody is a legal arrangement that grants one parent the primary responsibility for a child’s care and decision-making. In New York, it can involve both legal and physical custody, meaning one parent has the authority to make major decisions and the child primarily lives with that parent.
A finalized divorce does not always mark the end of legal proceedings between former spouses. As life continues to evolve, certain terms in a divorce judgment may no longer reflect current circumstances. Whether it’s a change in income, a relocation, or new needs for a child, New York law allows
Parents are entitled to care for and access their children. In joint custody cases, parents have the opportunity to visit their children and make plans for their future. However, there are cases where child custody cases get very contentious. Both parents have the right to access their children. Conflict could
In alternative dispute resolution, arbitration and mediation present two distinct pathways for resolving conflicts without resorting to traditional litigation. Arbitration involves a more formal process whereby a neutral third party, known as an arbitrator, listens to both sides and then makes a binding decision. This approach mimics a court trial
Facing a divorce can be emotionally demanding and legally challenging. When a marriage comes to an end, the process of separating personal lives and financial assets often leads to the critical decision of how to manage the proceedings: whether through divorce mediation or by hiring a lawyer to represent each
Finding the right divorce mediator can significantly impact the outcome of your divorce, making the process as smooth and amicable as possible. A divorce mediator’s responsibilities include acting as a neutral third party to help both spouses find common ground and reach amicable agreements on various aspects of their separation.
Divorce can be an emotional process. However, opting for an uncontested divorce can make it smoother and less stressful. An uncontested divorce can be less expensive and requires fewer court appearances. In an uncontested divorce, both parties come to an agreement about the terms and present it for a judge’s
Determining child custody is one of the most significant aspects of any divorce or separation involving children in New York. Parents, either in agreement or facing a dispute, must understand the different types of custody arrangements. Each arrangement affects the day-to-day responsibilities and long-term decisions regarding the child’s upbringing. Approaching
Mediation is a powerful tool for resolving disputes, allowing parties to come together and find common ground under the guidance of a neutral third party. This process is particularly effective in areas such as divorce, where the emotional stakes are high and the outcomes are deeply personal. Understanding the structured
When it comes to parenting after the breakdown of a relationship, the most important thing to remember is that your relationship needs to remain civil for the best interests of your shared child(ren). Foremost in your mind should be the thought that you and your ex-partner’s relationship dynamic will shape
Full or sole custody is a legal arrangement that grants one parent the primary responsibility for a child’s care and decision-making. In New York, it can involve both legal and physical custody, meaning one parent has the authority to make major decisions and the child primarily lives with that parent.
A finalized divorce does not always mark the end of legal proceedings between former spouses. As life continues to evolve, certain terms in a divorce judgment may no longer reflect current circumstances. Whether it’s a change in income, a relocation, or new needs for a child, New York law allows
Parents are entitled to care for and access their children. In joint custody cases, parents have the opportunity to visit their children and make plans for their future. However, there are cases where child custody cases get very contentious. Both parents have the right to access their children. Conflict could
In alternative dispute resolution, arbitration and mediation present two distinct pathways for resolving conflicts without resorting to traditional litigation. Arbitration involves a more formal process whereby a neutral third party, known as an arbitrator, listens to both sides and then makes a binding decision. This approach mimics a court trial
Facing a divorce can be emotionally demanding and legally challenging. When a marriage comes to an end, the process of separating personal lives and financial assets often leads to the critical decision of how to manage the proceedings: whether through divorce mediation or by hiring a lawyer to represent each
Finding the right divorce mediator can significantly impact the outcome of your divorce, making the process as smooth and amicable as possible. A divorce mediator’s responsibilities include acting as a neutral third party to help both spouses find common ground and reach amicable agreements on various aspects of their separation.
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