One of the interesting things about our society and the way we all live today is the growing influence of social media in all of our lives. Not only do many people enjoy social media from a personal point of view, but there are factors that social [...]
If you're looking for child custody modification, you've come to the right place. This article explains how child custody modification works and how child custody Brooklyn can help you.But before we dive into it, first things first: When is [...]
What is a High Net Worth Divorce? How do you know when you may need a Brooklyn high asset divorce attorney? The answer comes down to if either person in a divorcing couple has a significant amount of assets. If they do, then the Levitsky Law Firm [...]
New York State treats same-sex couple divorces the same as a traditional divorce. When a same-sex couple determines this is the best path forward, they must file divorce papers and create terms of separation. In the same manner as heterosexual [...]
Many couples who have been married but are divorcing and couples who never married but are separating and have children are opting for time-sharing agreements with each other to share the custody of their children. As long as both parties can get [...]
Geographical Restrictions in Child Custody -- Brooklyn Child Custody Attorneys The Levitsky Law Firm is your child custody lawyer in Brooklyn. Entering into a divorce settlement places stress on everyone involved. You and your children may find new [...]
Are you wondering what determines Spousal Maintenance in NY? Perhaps you are in the process of divorcing your spouse and unsure how to calculate spousal support? You're in the right spot! This blog explores some of the factors that determine [...]
Do children have a say in New York custody cases? Should New York serve as a role model for other states and countries regarding child custody? Brooklyn custody lawyer, Levitsky Law Firm offers answers to these questions. Please read all the [...]
When divorced or separated spouses wish to move out of state, they may need an order from the Family Court or the consent of the other parent, especially if the children are to be relocated as well. If you or the other parent are considering moving [...]