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Jan
Joseph Law Group, P. C. In Brief Welcome to the October edition of the Joseph Law Group, P. C. In Brief. This month, we provide an overview of litigation, mediation, and collaborative law. As more fully addressed below, John P. Whiteman III is preparing for the annual Thanksgiv...
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Jan
Welcome to the latest edition of the Joseph Law Group, P. C. newsletter. This month, we introduce you to our newest member of the team, Toniann Pasqueralle, who serves as a paralegal as she continues her education at Hofstra Law School. Learn more about Toniann below. ~ ...
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Jan
Welcome to the latest edition of the Joseph Law Group, P. C. newsletter. This month, we are thrilled to share that our team is growing. Please welcome Attorney Jacqueline Caputo. Learn about Jacqueline below. ~ James P. Joseph, Esq. Meet Our Newest Attorney, Jacqueline ...
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Jan
The conflict between divorced parents can cause lasting emotional damage to children. While for many couples divorce may be the right route, toxicity doesn't have to be. Many studies have shown that when parents maintain a cordial relationship with each other after divorce...
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Jan
We live in a digital world where it has become easier for people to access our private information. This lack of privacy can be particularly tough for those going through a divorce. In some cases, one party may try to access the other party's information to gain an advantag...
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Jan
A prenup, or a prenuptial agreement, is a legal contract which two individuals enter into prior to their marriage. This agreement outlines the property rights, financial entitlements, and responsibilities of each spouse in the event of a divorce or death. The purpose of a prenup ...
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Jan
Whether you are considering a divorce, in the middle of divorce or custody litigation, or navigating other family law issues, having a basic understanding of New York divorce and family law can simplify the process and help you navigate it more successfully. There are many myths ...
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Jan
One common question people ask when contemplating a divorce is who will get to keep the home. To answer that, you and your attorney must first determine whether the house is considered, under New York law, a marital asset or separate property. Marital Property Assets, including r...
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Jan
Following a divorce or breakup of a relationship in which the parties share one or more children, one party may wish to relocate to another town, county, state, or even another country. Relocation can be challenging to navigate when children are involved. It generally will requir...
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Dec
For quite some time, the month of January has unofficially been considered “Divorce Month”, or the biggest month for initiating a divorce. But what's the reason behind this phenomenon? How the Holidays Influence Divorce Decisions Many legal experts believe that ...
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Dec
What is Co-Parenting? Co-parenting takes place when parents share responsibilities in caring for and raising their child even though they do not live together. The goal is to provide a stable, supportive parenting relationship that is focused on what ...
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Dec
Welcome to “Long Island's Leading Lawyers”, a podcast that delves into the careers of the luminaries who have shaped the legal landscape on Long Island and beyond. Join us as we uncover stories, insights, and wisdom from prominent figures in our legal communi...
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