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What Factors Influence Alimony Awards in New York Divorces?
Alimony, called maintenance under New York law, is financial support paid by one spouse to the other during or after divorce. An award is not based [...]Latest Blog
How a Personal Injury Attorney Builds a Strong Car Accident Case
A car accident claim must explain much more than where two vehicles collided. It must establish responsibility, connect the crash to specific [...]Latest Blog
Tailoring Your Prenup: Why One Size Doesn’t Fit All
A prenuptial agreement is a financial contract signed before marriage that states how certain property and financial matters will be handled if the [...]Latest Blog
Grey Divorce: Challenges and Key Issues for Older Couples
Divorce later in life is often called grey divorce. It usually refers to the end of a marriage when spouses are in their 50s, 60s, or older. These [...]Who is Liable for my NY Bicycle Accident?
May 25, 2026
Being a cyclist in New York is not easy. There are aggressive drivers and poorly designed roadways that cyclists have to deal with. If you get injured in a bike accident, you probably wonder who is liable for the damages and injuries. Keep on [...]
High-Conflict Divorces
May 20, 2026
High-conflict divorces are characterized by ongoing disagreements, intense emotions, and, often, the inability of one or both parties to come to a compromise. These disputes can revolve around child custody, asset division, alimony, and other [...]
Child Custody Modifications: Burden of Proof
May 15, 2026
Every child deserves a nurturing environment and a secure future. Sometimes, changes in life circumstances may necessitate modifications to a child custody agreement to ensure the child’s best interests. Are you considering child custody [...]
Can I Lose Custody for Not Having a Job?
May 10, 2026
In child custody disputes, many parents worry that being unemployed could lead to losing custody. However, in New York, the court’s primary concern is the best interests of the child rather than a parent’s employment status. At The Levitsky Law [...]
Why Early Settlement Offers May Be Low—And How to Counter Them
May 05, 2026
An early settlement offer can feel like relief after an injury, especially when medical bills, missed work, and pressure from an insurance adjuster arrive at the same time. The first number is often designed to close the claim before the full cost [...]
At What Age Can a Child Decide Which Parent to Live With in NY?
May 01, 2026
In New York State, child custody decisions are governed by one overriding legal standard: the best interests of the child. Courts do not grant custody based on parental preference alone or allow children to make binding decisions on their own. [...]
NY Motorcycle Lane Splitting Laws
Apr 28, 2026
Motorcycle lane splitting is a controversial and often misunderstood riding practice that can significantly increase the risk of serious traffic accidents. It typically occurs when a motorcyclist rides between lanes of slow-moving or stopped traffic [...]
The Impact of Recent Changes in New York Divorce Law on Your Case
Apr 28, 2026
New York divorce law has undergone meaningful updates in recent years that can directly affect how cases are litigated, negotiated, and ultimately resolved. Whether you are considering divorce or are already in the middle of proceedings, [...]
NYC Jaywalking Accidents
Apr 21, 2026
New York City is a dense, fast-moving metropolis with more than 8 million residents and millions of daily commuters, tourists, and delivery drivers. With so much simultaneous pedestrian and vehicle activity, traffic collisions are unfortunately [...]