A pair of announcements will be good news for divorced Catholics in Buffalo who want to remarry and continue to practice their faith. Though these developments have no impact on the legal process of divorce, this story shows how for many people, there are really two...
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Month: September 2015
Digging out fraud during property division
In any divorce, it is important to know as much about your household's finances as possible. In many marriages, one spouse handles money matters solo; this prevent many people from filing for divorce, because they feel like they are going into it blind.It is possible...
When parents use visitation time, child support as weapons
Of course, few divorces are rancor-free, but in extreme cases, the spouses cannot get along well enough to co-parent once the proceedings are over. Probably the worst cases are when divorced parents use the children as pawns to “get back” at their exes.Too often, the...
New York judge rejects Muslim mahr as prenuptial agreement
As we have discussed before in this blog, religious marriage rituals and ceremonies are a separate thing from the requirements of New York State law. This is an example of the separation of Church and State; the government does not interfere with couple’s religious...