The Blog of Ryan S. Besinque, Divorce Attorney. Learn about the NYC divorce process and get answers to commonly asked questions about family law.
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.
Going through a custody battle can be an emotionally draining experience, especially when you’re unsure what information could potentially influence the court’s decision. In custody disputes, several factors can play a pivotal role, from your behavioral history and parenting practices to your financial circumstances and social life. New York courts
A medical divorce is a legal strategy some couples use to protect their finances when faced with overwhelming healthcare costs. When one spouse requires expensive medical treatment or long-term care, staying married can create financial hardship, especially if private insurance does not cover all expenses or if Medicaid eligibility rules
Separation mediation is a constructive and collaborative approach for couples looking to separate without going through the traditional court process. This method involves a neutral third-party mediator who assists in negotiating and reaching mutually agreeable terms on issues such as asset division, child custody, and support arrangements. Unlike the adversarial
Divorce can be an emotionally taxing and legally intricate process, leaving couples searching for the most amicable and efficient way to part ways. In recent years, mediation has emerged as a popular alternative to traditional divorce proceedings. This article delves into the merits of mediation as a viable option for
In family law and divorce cases within Manhattan, the role of a Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) is pivotal. A GAL is appointed by the court to represent the best interests of those who might not be able to advocate for themselves, typically children or incapacitated adults. Understanding the responsibilities and
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.
Going through a custody battle can be an emotionally draining experience, especially when you’re unsure what information could potentially influence the court’s decision. In custody disputes, several factors can play a pivotal role, from your behavioral history and parenting practices to your financial circumstances and social life. New York courts
A medical divorce is a legal strategy some couples use to protect their finances when faced with overwhelming healthcare costs. When one spouse requires expensive medical treatment or long-term care, staying married can create financial hardship, especially if private insurance does not cover all expenses or if Medicaid eligibility rules
Separation mediation is a constructive and collaborative approach for couples looking to separate without going through the traditional court process. This method involves a neutral third-party mediator who assists in negotiating and reaching mutually agreeable terms on issues such as asset division, child custody, and support arrangements. Unlike the adversarial
Divorce can be an emotionally taxing and legally intricate process, leaving couples searching for the most amicable and efficient way to part ways. In recent years, mediation has emerged as a popular alternative to traditional divorce proceedings. This article delves into the merits of mediation as a viable option for
In family law and divorce cases within Manhattan, the role of a Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) is pivotal. A GAL is appointed by the court to represent the best interests of those who might not be able to advocate for themselves, typically children or incapacitated adults. Understanding the responsibilities and
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