In the wake of the economic destruction that one of the most devastating viruses to ever have on the global economy, many non-custodial parents and spousal support payers
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Divorce Rates May Be On The Rise Post COVID-19
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as of 2017 roughly 42% of all marriages end in divorce. As of 2018, there was a slight increase
Read MoreThe Bright Side of a Prenup
The topic of prenuptial agreements (or prenups, for short) can be difficult for couples during their engagement. Not only are they already preoccupied with preparations for their wedding,
Read MoreWhat Are Your Rights as a Parent?
Often in divorce proceedings, one of the most difficult and painful fights that occurs is child custody. While this is probably not surprising for most people, what might
Read MoreThe Pope weighs in on Catholic divorce
In our practice, we’ve experienced how deep the impact of religious beliefs and practices not only on individual and couples when it comes to divorce. All faiths, Judaism,
Read MoreHalachic Prenups Gain Traction
For enfianced couples, the very words “prenuptial agreement” (or premarital agreement) can incite a level of concern. Men and women engrossed in deep love and powerful, passionate emotions
Read MoreRussell I. Marnell Soars as a 2016 Top Legal Eagle
The Law Offices of Russell I. Marnell, P.C. is delighted to announce that its founder, Russell I. Marnell, has been named to Long Island Pulse magazine’s 2016 list
Read MoreNY Family Court Protection Order, Clarified
A 2010 change in New York’s Family Court Act allowing a petitioner to seek an extension to orders of protection upon a showing of “good cause” was clarified
Read MoreHow State Laws Define ‘Parent’ Can Impact Child Custody
Within the past several months, the U.S. Supreme Court’s legalization of same-sex marriage has given rise to a variety of unexpected challenges for the justice system, particularly in
Read MoreJudge Declines to Apply Marital Property Rules in Same-Sex Divorce
In the last week, the New York Law Journal’s Andrew Keshner reported that a New York judge handling the dissolution of a same-sex couple’s Vermont civil union could
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