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The Economics of Divorce

When people consider the cost of divorce, they usually focus on the most obvious expenses involved, such as the attorney, filing, and court fees to process the divorce. But the economics of divorce go far beyond the cost of the divorce itself. The need to split up property between parting spouses may require selling a… Read More »

By Bryan Salamone | Published November 15, 2011 | Posted in Divorce | Tagged certified divorce planner, divorce, divorce cost, family law, prenuptial agreement | Leave a comment

Interference Can Be a Game Changer

In a decision entered in June of this year, the Appellate division, Third Department, upheld a Family Court finding that interference by a custodial parent was a significant change in circumstances sufficient to alter a designation of primary custody. In Keefe v Adams[H1], a 2007 order provided joint legal custody to the parents of a… Read More »

By Bryan Salamone | Published November 1, 2011 | Posted in Custody | Tagged child court, custody, divorce, family law, father's rights, interference | Leave a comment