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Standard Parts of Child Support, Add Ons, Religious School and Extracurriculars

Child support payments are intended to ensure children can continue to receive the quality of life within the guidelines and earning abilities of the parents that is in the best interests of the children. This includes providing the child with a consistent level of schooling (education), health care, and support…

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Paternity and Equitable Estoppel in New York: Revisited

Discussions surrounding paternity and equitable estoppel in the courts of New York can be challenging concepts to deal with for parents or alleged fathers. It’s always essential, in any case, for the courts to put the best interests of the child first. However, for parents, it can be difficult to…

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The Changes To the Child Support Income Cap in New York

When parents separate or divorce, the law is designed to try to ensure the parent with physical custody over a child or children has access to the right resources to raise the child according to the incomes of each parent. Child support is one of the most common issues which…

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Child Support In Equal Residential Custody and Parenting Time Cases Revisited

It’s no secret that cases involving children are among the most emotional and complex in family law. There are many different things parents need to think about when not living with the other parent or beginning a divorce, from how they’re going to split the family home, to how they…

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Calculating Child Support for Developmentally Disabled and Extended Support

Until recently, under New York law, a parent’s obligation to provide support to a child with a developmental disability generally ended at age 21. However, New York just joined 40 other states in enacting legislation that allows custodial parents of adult children with special needs to pursue child support after…

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Special Needs Children, New York Law Extending Child Support an Introduction

During a divorce or separation between parents, and for parents that were never married, there are various issues which need to be considered to ensure the long-term safety and wellbeing of the child. In New York, the courts will often do everything in their power to ensure the negative impact…

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Child Support Bullets Part 13: Family v. Supreme Courts and Modifications

It’s no secret that dealing with issues of family law is tough. Whether you and your ex-partner agree that you’re better off apart or not, separating the lives of two married people or two parents, unmarried or married, can be complicated. The process becomes even more complex when children are…

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Child Support Bullets Part 12: Unmarried Parents, Mediation and Non-Relatives

All aspects of family law have their challenges to consider. Even amicable divorces that revolve around mediation can be uncomfortable and emotionally draining for the people involved. But issues often become a lot more complex when the focus shifts to the children involved in a divorce between two parents. We…

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Child Support Bullets Part 11: Making Decisions with Mediation, and Support Agreements

We’re back for another instalment of this bullet point guide for child support. If you’ve been following this blog for some time, you’ll know that I post both full articles, and bullet guides designed to offer support for people considering divorce and family law cases. It can be difficult to…

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Child Support Bullets Part 10: Claiming a Child as a Dependent, and Remarriages

Welcome back to this bullet point guide series on child support. If you’ve been reading through these quick articles on my blog, you’ll know that I’m curating information from the articles elsewhere on my blog from over the years, to provide an easy way to find answers to your child…

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