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Mandatory Self-Disclosure in Divorce Action

Mandatory Self-Disclosure in Divorce Action
Once a divorce action is commenced, you and your spouse will begin exchanging information that your attorneys will need to review in order to resolve your divorce case.  Within 45 days of commencement of divorce proceedings, the mandatory self-disclosure requirements of Supplemental Probate and Family Court Rule 410 require exchange of certain records between you…
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Divorced Parents: Who Pays For College Tuition After Divorce?

Divorced Parents: Who Pays For College Tuition After Divorce?
As a parent, one of the proudest moments you may experience is when your child walks across the stage to receive his/her high school diploma. This moment is a significant milestone in your child’s life, as well as the beginning of a new chapter – sending them off to college. The sky-rocketing cost of tuition…
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5 Signs Your Marriage Could Be Over

5 Signs Your Marriage Could Be Over
by: Julia Rodgers How do you see the signs your marriage could be over? For many of us, the reality of “till death do us part” may become an improbable ideal. When a marriage becomes too painful and communication has broken down, it may be time to re-evaluate what is best for you and your family. Although…
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Kelly Rutherford’s Custody Battle

Kelly Rutherford’s Custody Battle
  Gossip Girl actress Kelly Rutherford’s custody battle has recently been taken to a whole new level. Rutherford recently appeared in front of a Federal Judge in Manhattan this past week, alleging that her children were illegally deported from the U.S. to live with her ex-husband in Europe. Kelly Rutherford has sued the U.S. Government,…
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