Family Law Lawyers

The family law attorney can assist you with legal matters in divorce, child support, child custody, mothers rights and fathers rights.

Family Law Practice

• Divorce
• Property
• Pre-Nuptial agreements
• Modification of custody
• Modification of support
• Division of assets
• Spousal support
• Child support
• Child custody
• Litigation

Divorce and Family Law Attorney

New York divorce issues including child custody, alimony, legal separations and support.

• Contempt of Court
• Dissolution of Marriage
• Parenting Plans
• Payment of Child Support
• Collaborative Family Law
• Domestic Violence Restraining Orders
• Child Custody
• Child Support

New York Family Law Institute

New York Divorce Attorneys that will simplify the complex family law problems and legal issues. Top New York family Law attorneys. Experienced staff and lawyers. Assist with palimony, separations, support and child custody.

Office Of The Family Law

• Explains establishing paternity
• Prepares Orders to establish, modify or terminate a child support, spousal support or health insurance order
• Referrals to the New York Family Court Services and County Child Support Services Department
• Prepares stipulations for those who agree to spousal support and child support
• Prepares answers to New York County Child Support Services Department complaints
• Prepares Orders After Hearing and Wage Assignment Orders in which child support, spousal support or health insurance are at issue in family law cases
• Mediates child support, spousal support and health insurance issues between the parties

New York Bar Association

Attorneys working in family law and including procedures, support, tax considerations, community property, and the legal and psychological aspects of child custody.

• Publishes an extensive newsletter
• Cosponsors an annual Family Law Symposium
• Child Custody Colloquium

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Marion T.D. Lewis, a matrimonial and family law attorney, examines the possible impact of the Court of Appeals ruling in Shindel -- holding that a man who had no biological link to a child but who was deceived by his paramour into thinking that he was the father, would be equitably estopped from denying paternity -- on same-sex couples.

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