On behalf of Cobert, Haber & Haber Attorneys at Law posted in Child Custody on Wednesday, November 30, 2016. Parents in New York who are contemplating or are going through a divorce during the holiday season should consider taking extra measures to help their children deal with the situation. This is a time of year […]
Monthly Archives: November 2016
Maintaining a relationship with noncustodial children
On behalf of Cobert, Haber & Haber Attorneys at Law posted in Child Custody on Thursday, November 24, 2016. For many parents who are going through a divorce in New York, children are a top priority. They may be wondering how they can maintain their relationships with their kids once they lose primary custody of […]
Stay-at-home moms need a post-nuptial agreement
On behalf of Cobert, Haber & Haber Attorneys at Law posted in Alimony on Wednesday, November 16, 2016. Wives who become stay-at-home moms in New York after getting married should have post-nuptial agreements. After all, not all marriages last forever. It is not uncommon for the parent who decides to forgo their career to stay […]
Prenuptial agreements eliminate arguments later on
On behalf of Cobert, Haber & Haber Attorneys at Law posted in Alimony on Thursday, November 10, 2016. As unromantic as prenuptial agreements may sound to couples who are contemplating marriage in New York, they can be a great conflict and argument deterrent in the future. Not very many people think about what could happen […]
Your divorce doesn’t have to be a battlefield
On behalf of Cobert, Haber & Haber Attorneys at Law posted in Divorce on Thursday, November 10, 2016. Years of courtroom drama TV, Oscar-worthy performances depicting the emotional devastation of a divorce trial and magazine covers featuring the floating heads of celebrities whose marriages ended have conditioned the public to believe that a divorce might […]
When can a prenuptial agreement become void?
On behalf of Cobert, Haber & Haber Attorneys at Law posted in Divorce on Thursday, November 3, 2016. It is a common belief among many soon-to-be and currently married couples in New York that their prenuptial agreements are iron-clad. As challenging as it may be to break this type of contract, it is possible. At […]