Blog Detail
New York Family Law and Divorce Blog
http://divorce.clementlaw.com/
The New York Divorce Report is devoted to divorce and family law issues in New York. The blog explores case law, statutes and current developments divorce practice in New York. Included topics are marriage, divorce, separation, annulment, equitable distribution, child support and custody, visitation.
- Added on: Sep 30th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Daniel Clement
- Listed in: Law & Legal
- Tags: marriage divorce child custody separation family law equitable distribution
Recent Posts
Give the Gift of Divorce
Nothing says I hate your spouse better than a gift certificate to consult with a divorce attorney. Bruce Carton in the Law Blog Watch, reports that one London law firm, Lloyd Platt & Company, is offering a gift voucher that entitles the bearer t...
Can You Insure Against Divorce?
The success or lack of success of a marriage is apparently now statistically predictable. Since is it predictable, it may soon be possible to insure a marriage against divorce. MyNewMarkets.com reports that J. Christopher Westland, a professor of i...
Texting: The New Way to Get Caught Cheating
There has been much ado, of late, about how text messages are the new lipstick stain on the collar-the telltale sign of an adulterous relationship. Indeed, both Laura Holson in the New York Times and David Wright on Nightline did ...
Tiger\'s Silence Keeps Wife From Arrest
What really happened to Tiger Woods? We will probably never know- though we can speculate. If the voicemail released of Tiger Woods pleading with a lover “Can you please take your name off my phone?” is authentic, perhaps the car acciden...
Ten Tips to Deal With Holiday Stress
The holidays can be one of the most stressful times. There are financial and familial demands. The stress and pressure can become unbearable and lead to depression. The Mayo Clinic offers ten tips into dealing with holiday st...
Social Abandonment: Not a Grounds for Divorce
Because New York remains the only state in the country that does not provide for a no-fault divorce, creative lawyers have been forced to “push the envelope” to develop theories using the statutorily recognized grounds of divorce-abandonm...
