Author Archives: Bryan Salamone
The Most Common Financial Issues to Confront in Divorce
Divorce does not just place a lot of strain on you emotionally and physically — it also takes a financial toll. You and your spouse must make a series of decisions that will have a significant impact on your financial situations, both present and future. The following are just a few examples of the biggest… Read More »
The Biggest Co-parenting Challenges You Will Face
If you and your former partner have children, you will need to maintain a relationship with some level of cordiality for the sake of raising those kids. Co-parenting can be a tough challenge for divorced parents, especially in particularly contentious relationships. Fortunately, the challenges that come with it can be overcome with maturity and communication…. Read More »
Transgender Individuals Must Be Permitted to Change Their Name to Reflect Their Identity
In 2001 (just passed September 11, 2001) our firm submitted an application and supporting documents to change our client’s name from a male name to a female name (For confidentiality purposes, I will refer to the names as “Mike” and “Mary”). I represented an individual who was named Mike at birth, and through his treatment… Read More »
3 Philosophies to Help You Through a Divorce
Divorce can be a very stressful experience, but there are some ways you can keep a clear head and get through the process as efficiently as possible. The following are a few philosophies you may consider living by during your divorce, even when times are toughest: Focus on what you can control: It is understandable… Read More »
Nassau County Matrimonial Supreme Court Justice Thomas A. Rademaker Gives Standing to Same-Sex Parent Who Seeks Custody and Visitation With the Child
On April 17, 2019 the New York Supreme Court Appellate Division for the Second Department upheld a Decision by the Family Court which gives standing to a same sex parent who is seeking custody and visitation. Justice Thomas A. Rademaker presided over a case in March, 2018 as a Nassau County Family Court Judge. Justice… Read More »
Millennials the Driving Force Behind an Increase in Prenups
Numerous studies have shown how Millennials are waiting longer than previous generations to get married. This, many experts believe, is the primary reason for a drastically decreasing divorce rate nationwide. However, that’s not the only trend Millennials seem to be driving in the world of marriage. They are also more likely than previous generations to… Read More »
What to Do if You Receive Divorce Papers
For some people, getting served with divorce papers comes as a complete surprise. Whether or not you were expecting a divorce, it is important to know which steps to take to protect your rights and best interests as you move forward. Below is a quick overview of those steps: Read them carefully: It is crucial… Read More »
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About Child Custody
Could you use some advice about some issues related to child custody? Here’s a list of answers to some of the most frequently asked questions we receive about custody-related issues. Q: Do I hurt my chances of getting custody if I move out and leave the kids with my spouse? The simplest answer here is… Read More »
How to Best Handle Finances with Your Former Spouse
Arguments over finances are some of the most common reasons people file for divorce. But unfortunately, even after the divorce is finalized you still have to deal with some financial issues with your former spouse. Below are some tips to guide you through these financial disagreements after getting a divorce: Defer to the divorce decree:… Read More »
Tips for Running a Business with Your Spouse
It’s fairly common for spouses to go into business with each other. Running a business is a lot of work and can create a high-stress lifestyle. This makes it crucial that spouses who do go into business together are able to separate their business and personal lives, and constantly stay committed to success in both… Read More »