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Experience you can trust. http://www.rochesternydivorceattorney.com/ People frequently ask what is the difference between divorce and family law? In New York, there is no common law marriage where a couple may live together for a period of time to be considered “married”. This is one of the first questions that I ask a potential client. One cannot get a divorce in New York, and hence, cannot use the Supreme Court to resolve differences between the parties when there is no legal marriage. In that instance, a party will need t... read more

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Family Law Our society has seen a decline in parties who actually marry prior to starting a family. Under New York law, married couples who divorce have more legal rights and responsibilities. A marriage encompasses not only the contract which binds the parties, but actually protects children in areas such as financial obligations, insurances, childcare, educational expenses among others who do not have these protections, and need to have them created judicially. However, those issues can be dealt with in Family Court, and c... read more

Right Surveyors Ltd 

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11 years ago

Family Law Our society has seen a decline in parties who actually marry prior to starting a family. Under New York law, married couples who divorce have more legal rights and responsibilities. A marriage encompasses not only the contract which binds the parties, but actually protects children in areas such as financial obligations, insurances, childcare, educational expenses among others who do not have these protections, and need to have them created judicially. However, those issues can be dealt with in Family Court, and c... read more