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Blog Posts in July, 2010

What to Prove When You Want to Move

After a divorce it is not uncommon for the custodial parent to relocate to another city or state with the child. There are many reasons custodial parents move: to be closer to family, to obtain better ...
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Will You Marry Me...and Sign By the X?

The Wall Street Journal recently posted an article about the increasingly popular prenuptial agreement. A prenuptial agreement is a written contract entered into before marriage, or during marriage in ...
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Behind the Scenes of Cinderella: The Legal Rights and Obligations of Lady Tremaine

We all know the fairytale of Cinderella - the evil stepmother, two mean stepsisters, and the fairy god mother who saves the night. Let's focus on the evil stepmother. Unfortunately for Cinderella, her ...
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You, Your Spouse, and Facebook - Friends, Enemies, or Frienemies?

Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, LinkedIn and Friendster are just a few of the many social networking websites that Americans - both young and old - are using. Some use these sites to keep in touch, meet ...
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My Fault? Your Fault? No Fault! Part 3

Here is your daily update on New York's progress with establishing no-fault divorce : The bill has passed the Assembly. Now, New York must wait for Governor David Paterson to sign the bill. If he does ...
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My Fault? Your Fault? No Fault! Part 2

On June 17, 2010 I posted a blog regarding New York's potential switch to no fault divorce. Recently, Newsday published an updated article on the topic suggesting that New York is moving closer to ...
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