A Nassau County, New York Supreme Court Justice has barred a woman from the Long Island, NY home she jointly owns with her husband, saying that she had abandoned her residence during her unexplained absences while she was struggling with alcoholism. He granted exclusive occupancy to the husband pending the resolution of a divorce action, […]
Category Archives: Family Law
If you can answer “Yes” to any one of the three questions shown below, you can ask for a Rochester, New York divorce on the grounds of abandonment: Did your spouse move out of the marital home at least one year ago and not move back – without any good reason and without you agreeing […]
Child abuse and maltreatment investigative and prevention resources are severely limited. Preventing the waste of such resources is necessary to ensure that the greatest number of children at risk receive the protection they need. A New York State law, effective February 1, 2009, expands the provisions of falsely reporting an incident in the third degree […]
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