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Monthly Archives: December 2023

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What is an Attorney for a Child, and Why Might One Be Appointed in New York State?

By Robert S. Sunshine, P.C. |

It’s important to understand that in any court hearing related to child custody, the courts will render decisions that are in the best interests of the children. While most parents believe that they are acting in the child’s best interests, the court has the final say when there is a dispute. In these cases,… Read More »

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Studies Show That Men Have a Harder Time Recovering From Divorce Than Women

By Robert S. Sunshine, P.C. |

Divorce is stressful and difficult for all parties involved, but men seem to have a tougher time recovering from it than women do. Why? There are a lot of theories on why men struggle after being served with divorce papers. Studies have shown that men struggle with heart issues, have substance abuse issues, and… Read More »

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Life-Altering ‘Money Rules’ You Must Know for Divorce

By Robert S. Sunshine, P.C. |

There are critical money rules hidden in your marriage contract that you should be aware of before the divorce process begins, or is even contemplated. You might assume that assets will be split 50-50 upon divorce however, this isn’t necessarily the case: In New York, marital assets are divided based on equitable distribution, which… Read More »

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