TestIn a newly released book “The Art of Her Deal: The Untold Story of Melania Trump,” Washington Post reporter Mary Jordan discloses that first lady Melania Trump capitalized on her delayed move from New York to the White House, in part, as leverage for renegotiating her prenuptial agreement with President […]
With national unemployment claims nearing 2 million in the last week of May, alone, the pandemic’s impact on jobs has forced ex-spouses to face challenging times. As the financially dependent ex-spouse, who relies upon alimony to pay the bills, or as the ex-spouse who is responsible for alimony, any changes […]
If you follow TMZ, you may have seen this headline about Mary-Kate Olsen on May 13, 2020: “LET ME GET DIVORCED NOW! Denied Emergency Relief Request in NY Court.” The headline could lead someone to think that New York is a jurisdiction for an emergency or “quickie” divorce- whatever that […]
QUESTION. What are the “rules” of shared custody while following stay-at-home orders? Are there any “rules”? ANSWER. Generally, the terms of an existing divorce custody and parenting time agreement remain in full force and effect except as otherwise mutually agreed upon by the parents or ordered by a Court of […]
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