New York, NY
Litigation Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate
NYC Housing court is one of the busiest in the country. This LT (Landlord-Tenant) court handles both commercial and residential rentals. Commercial cases are normally done more quickly than residential...
See Full GuideNew York has two family law court systems and this guide is written to assist New Yorkers in deciding which one to select. Neither system requires a lawyer but most families find the use of a lawyer he...
See Full GuideFirst of all, it is not wise to plead Parental Alienation in New Jersey. Judges differ on whether or not the allegation is acceptable or not and you risk losing the case if your only plea to the court ...
See Full GuideNew York State has some key cases where a court was reviewing a trial court decision about custody and had to decide whether or not Parental Alienation existed and if it did, was it so destructive t...
See Full GuideThis is a continuation of my legal guide on New York case law and Parental Alienation The reviewing court in Young also noted that the mother was incapable of understanding that the children should hav...
See Full GuideIn Young the trial court had kept the children with the mother in spite of strong evidence of severe parental alienation syndrome. In Young the reviewing court decided the trial court was wrong in igno...
See Full GuideCourts are sometimes hostile to the use of PAS in family law litigation. Some jurisdictions are still very reluctant to use PAS as a means for determining issues of custody and visitation, but most f...
See Full GuideFormulation of the term Parental Alienation Syndrome Richard Gardner was the first mental health professional to formulate the term PAS as an abnormal and deep-seated preoccupation by the child (us...
See Full GuideWill I lose my home? This question is often posted on avvo from desperate people unsure what to do. Unscrupulous collection services often make such threats to people unable to keep up with their p...
See Full GuideTraps to Avoid. Don't Have a Business Plan. Without one you do not know where you are going, what you are doing and who you are doing it with. Avoid Professional Advisors. Avoid CPA's and lawyers...
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