Though all parents reading this blog surely love their children, few would consider taking their sons or daughters and fleeing the country if they ever were in a child custody dispute with the kids’ other parent. Still, parental abductions of children do happen sometimes.
How do child custody disputes get to abduction phase?
Why do some New York couples prefer separation to divorce?
Last month, we discussed the legal process and requirements for becoming legally separated in New York State. Some readers may have been left wondering why a married couple would want to enter into this marital status. It must seem to many that it lacks many of the advantages of marriage, while not allowing a final break like divorce can.
Study suggests link between expensive wedding ceremony, divorce
Many Buffalo couples who are planning their weddings right now may feel the pressure to spend a lot of money. Lavish receptions and destination weddings in exotic locations are no longer uncommon. A wedding website reports that, in 2013, engaged American couples spent an average of $29,858 on their wedding day.
Helpful tips in preparing for an initial consultation
Getting divorced could be a frightening experience; especially given the unknown with how assets will be divided, how children will be cared for, and how much it will cost to address disagreements. Chances are that you will get advice from friends and family about what to expect, whether you like it or not.
How can fathers successfully share child custody?
Just because your marriage is over does not mean you are done being a mother or father. Most divorcing parents in Buffalo want to continue to help raise their children. This can mean joint custody, or sharing in taking care of the kids.
4 ways to avoid becoming engulfed in a friend's divorce drama
Going through divorce and adjusting to life as a single person can be tough. With divorce such a regular part of life in Buffalo, there is a good chance that people reading this are getting divorced, or know someone who is.
Getting the child support order right in Buffalo
After divorce, the children of the former spouse may live with one parent the majority of the time. Unless that parent remarries, his or her household may suddenly have half the income -- or less -- that it did during the marriage.
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