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When a loved one passes away, a family member may be appointed in the decedent’s will as the “Executor” of the estate. This person has a fiduciary duty to make sure that each beneficiary receives the share of the estate that is bequeathed to them. As a fiduciary, the Executor may not put himself or […]
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While many people see divorce as an extremely contentious, stressful matter, that is not always the case. Couples may agree on matters like child custody and support, visitation and spousal maintenance. For these couples, uncontested divorce is the best route. A divorce attorney can help you with an uncontested divorce and make sure that any
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There are times when a mother or father’s situation changes, resulting in a need to modify child support. Both the custodial or non-custodial parent can ask for a modification depending on the circumstances of either party. A child support attorney can examine your situation to determine if a modification is warranted. If so, they will
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The decision to end a marriage is never an easy one. But it is often made doubly tough when children are involved. Many parents worry that their children will have a difficult, if not impossible, job adjusting to their new family life. There are certain steps parents can take to make this transition easier for
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In a perfect world, parents who are separated would be able to work out the details of visitation with the child or children they have in common and trust one another to abide by the terms to which they agree. In some cases, however, it may be necessary for the court to lay out a
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While it is a popular misconception that divorce rates are higher than ever – 50% or more – the truth is that the divorce rate has been dropping for some time. In fact, if current trends hold, approximately two-thirds of couples married in the 2000s will never end in divorce. As Long Island Divorce Lawyers,
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