Legal separation in NY is an option for couples who wish to formalize their separation without pursuing a divorce immediately. This process typically involves signing a separation agreement, a legally binding document that outlines the terms of the [...]
Spending time with grandchildren is one of the greatest joys of life for grandparents. However, there are times when grandparents are denied visitation rights by their grandchildren's parents. This can be a devastating experience for grandparents, [...]
Child support is a legal obligation for a parent to financially support their child. It is typically paid to the other parent, who is the custodial parent, but it can also be paid directly to the child or to a third party, such as a child care [...]
Every couple dreams of their wedding day, the pinnacle of love, trust, and commitment. While love is the driving force, a prenuptial agreement, or "PreNup," is a practical aspect that ensures both parties are protected financially. If you're [...]
If you are considering getting a divorce in New York, you may be wondering about the no-fault divorce process. In this blog post, we will discuss what no-fault divorce is, how it works, and what you need to do to get one. What is No-Fault [...]
Are you experiencing constant anxiety about the deteriorating relationship between you and your child? If so, you may be dealing with parental alienation — a distressing phenomenon that’s increasingly becoming a source of concern in New York's [...]
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 [...]
Have you ever faced an unforeseen situation that made your current child custody arrangement no longer feasible or in the best interest of your child? This is commonly referred to as a "change of circumstances." At Levitsky Law Firm, we are [...]
Understanding who gets the apartment after a divorce can be as challenging as the separation process itself. This confusion is even more significant in New York, where matrimonial and real estate laws intersect. Many wonder: who indeed gets the [...]