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By Brad Glassman Hispanic Federation Launches ‘Caminos De Esperanza’ Initiative To Help Tackle Immigration Case Backlog The Hispanic Federation says it will help fund organizations across the country which are working on a backlog of immigration cases. Eleven...
By Hope Tuber One of the first concerns clients have is if they can “afford” a divorce. For those that either work part time or not at all there is a real fear that they will be awarded an amount that is insufficient to financially survive. First, stay away from...
By: Michele Olsen, Esq., MA, MSW Many of us know all too well the pain associated with loss. This loss can come in many forms: the loss of a child, parent, grandparent, pet or other family and/or friend; the loss of health; a relationship; job, and many others. No...
By Hope Tuber The starting point for the calculation of child support is the previous year’s tax returns. However, while this is the starting point, there are many factors which may lead the Court to enhance or adjust income when determining the proper amount of child...
By Alexandra Mulé On August 26, 2021, the Supreme Court rejected the current administration’s attempt to extend the moratorium on evictions. However, there is talk that New York State lawmakers will enact legislation to circumvent the decision by SCOTUS. Earlier in...
By: Michle Olsen, Esq., M.A., M.S.W. Everyone is looking to save a buck. Many of us await Black Friday and holiday sales to purchase items that we want or think we need. Whether its an appliance, electronic or mattress, we await these holiday discounts, feeling self...
By Matt Cavallo, Esq. If you were married in a state other than New York but you and your spouse meet certain requirements under the law, you can still have a New York court divorce you. Under New York Domestic Relations Law Section 230(4), an action for divorce can...
By Matt Cavallo, Esq. In a divorce action, the case is not over and you are not officially divorced when you and your wife sign a settlement agreement that covers all of the legal issues. The official divorce happens upon entry of the Judgment of Divorce which...
By: Michele Olsen, Esq., MA, MSW If a divorce action can be characterized as a rollercoaster of sorts, what often occurs after a divorce is settled can be likened to a carousel of never ending litigation. As many divorced individuals know all too well,...
By Hope Tuber Some businesses are still suffering from the ripple effects of COVID, as many people were forced to stay at home and have lost their jobs. To compound this problem, your child support check has not arrived or is less than expected. This is a case of...