The outcome of your child custody dispute can mold your child’s life until they age into adulthood or until you’re able to acquire a modification. In other words, there’s a lot at stake when child custody is at issue. That’s why as you prepare to advocate or litigate...
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What can I do if I think my child is being abused or neglected?
If you believe your child is being physically or emotionally abused by their other parent, you might file a report with Child Protective Service (CPS). Doing so might seem drastic, but it is often the best way to ensure your child has a safe home both now and moving...
When can I modify an existing child custody order?
The answer to this question really depends on the circumstances at hand. Under New York law, a custody modification will only be granted if there’s been a substantial change in circumstances and the requested change is in the child’s best interests. This “substantial...
What should I do if my child has suddenly turned against me?
A child’s behavior can change over time, but if you notice a stark change where your child has suddenly become overly critical of you and he or she has expressed a desire to no longer spend time with you, then you may be facing a problem bigger than just normal...
How are child custody decisions made in New York?
Parents who end their relationships through separation or divorce often struggle with understanding how decisions regarding the custody of their children will be made by the courts. In New York, the best interests of the children who are affected by child custody...
Critical factors for a successful joint child custody agreement
Divorcing couples with children must seek the most workable arrangement when it comes to custody matters. To do so, they must start off by prioritizing their children’s interests. Set aside any animosity you have toward each other. No more bickering with the other. No...