One of the most contentious disputes in a divorce is determining custody of the child. Some couples are able to amicably work this out on their own, but if they cannot it often results in significant acrimony. The court will look at a variety of factors when determining who should be the primary caretaker of
How is Custody Determined in New York Read More »
Matthew Seidner, Esq. recently received an accreditation as one of the Nation’s Top One Percent of Practicing Attorneys in the US from the National Association of Distinguished Counsel. Please see Mr. Seidner’s profile here: http://www.distinguishedcounsel.org/members/matthew-seidner/27870/.
The Firm filed an Emergency Order to Show Cause seeking a stay of our client’s sentencing and the Nassau County Supreme Court granted the relief as the court was preliminarily persuaded that our client was taking appropriate actions to comply with the Order.
Firm Obtains Immediate Relief in Post-Judgment Matrimonial Matter Read More »
The firm filed an Emergency Order to Show Cause in Suffolk County Supreme Court seeking an advance of our client’s equitable distribution. The parties stipulated in Court to immediately provide our client with additional funds.
Firm Obtains Immediate Relief for Client Read More »
The firm filed an Emergency Order to Show Cause in Suffolk County Supreme Court seeking to have the adversary pay for 100% of the Court Ordered Forensic Evaluation. The Court granted the requested relief thereby preventing further delays in the matter.
Firm Obtains Interim Relief in Matrimonial Matter Read More »
Most people don’t like to think about getting seriously ill or otherwise becoming incapacitated. We like to imagine that we will always be in complete control of our health and our health care decisions. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. As Americans live longer and longer, our families are often tasked with making difficult
The Importance of an Advanced Directive Read More »
The firm received another signed Judgment of Divorce from the Nassau County Supreme Court. Per the terms of the Judgment, the parties have joint legal custody of the parties’ unemancipated child.
Firm Concludes Another Nassau County Matrimonial Matter Read More »
The Nassau County Supreme Court granted our client’s divorce and the Judgment of Divorce has been entered. The parties reached an amicable settlement whereby each party waived maintenance, their rights to the other’s retirement accounts, and their rights to the other’s bank accounts.
Judge Signs Another Judgment of Divorce Read More »
The firm received a signed Judgment of Divorce and concluded another matrimonial matter in Nassau County Supreme Court. Per the terms of the Judgment, our client has residential custody of the parties’ children and is entitled to child support.
Judge Signs Judgment of Divorce Read More »
In order to divide the parties’ retirement accounts pursuant to the parties’ Stipulation of Settlement post-divorce, a Domestic Relations Order was signed by the judge in Nassau County Supreme Court.
Judge Signs Domestic Relations Order Read More »