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Choose A Better Divorce

Posted Thursday, July 9, 2020

Even though the stress and confinement associated with Covid-19, we know in our hearts, these days will pass. Among the casualties of the pandemic are many relationships that have continued to crack under the pressure of our adjusted lives. Almost daily there are news reports of celebrity breakups amidst the pandemic and many are predicting…

Post-Divorce Auction of $700 Million Art Collection Delayed Due to COVID-19 Emergency

Posted Sunday, July 5, 2020

It is not unusual for divorcing couples to fight over assets. But what about a $700 million art collection? One of the highest-profile divorces in New York history involved just such a treasure trove. Real estate developer Harry Macklowe and his former wife, Linda Macklowe, divorced after nearly 60 years of marriage. Their divorce trial…

How COVID-19 Can Affect Child Custody

Posted Tuesday, June 30, 2020

For many people, COVID-19 has impacted virtually every aspect of their life. For parents who share custody, it may have an impact on how often they can see their children as well. Fear and confusion may affect how parents handle shared parenting time. However, a pandemic generally should not affect whether someone gets to see…

Child Support in Syracuse New York

Posted Friday, June 26, 2020

Most are aware that about half of all first marriages end in a divorce. What many may not realize is that the statistics get even higher in second and third marriages. In second marriages, the divorce rate climbs to 67%, and steps up again in third marriages to about 74%. Some speculate the reason for…

Equitable Distribution

Posted Monday, June 22, 2020

When married couples divorce in New York, the assets they mutually own are divided according to the principle of equitable distribution. The court will approve an agreement if it was fair and reasonable at the time it was signed and is not now unconscionable at the time it is presented to the court. The spouses…

How to Obtain a Domestic Violence Protection Order in New York

Posted Friday, April 10, 2020

Living with someone who is violent or threatens violence towards you, your children, your pets, or another member of the household can be extremely upsetting, terrifying, and may even be dangerous to your physical safety and wellbeing. For victims of domestic violence, the threat of COVID-19 and stay-at-home orders have only exacerbated fear, as many…

Coronavirus and Divorce: What to Do If You Are Living with Your Spouse During the Divorce Process

Posted Monday, April 6, 2020

The coronavirus has taken a massive toll on families, the economy, businesses, and society. The outbreak of the virus has also forced people to reconfigure everything from how they perform work and manage shopping to how they socialize and maintain relationships. For some, one unique complication of COVID-19 and stay-at-home orders, as well as family…

Bombardo Law Office, P.C. Still Open

Posted Friday, April 3, 2020

The effects of the coronavirus have been felt far and wide, impacting individuals, families, businesses, the economy, the health sector, and more. For those who are facing legal complications, such as family law issues, one of the unique challenges posed by the coronavirus is that it has resulted in the closure of New York’s courts.…

New Yorkers Should Be Thinking About Tax Season and Alimony And Spousal Maintenance

Posted Wednesday, April 1, 2020

New Yorkers who got divorced in 2019 or had their divorce finalized in 2020 will view tax season differently this year. Indeed, a recent report in USA Today emphasizes that anyone who paid or received alimony and/or spousal maintenance should be prepared. Quote Wizard recently released data showing that divorce rates rose in New York…

New York Appeals Court Denies Petition for Child Custody Modification

Posted Monday, January 13, 2020

On December 11th, 2019, a New York appeals court denied a father’s petition to obtain a child custody & visitation modification. In the case of Rosenblatt v. Ritter, the New York Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department court ruled that he failed to provide sufficient evidence…

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