Please turn JavaScript on
nyc-divorces-cedano icon

nyc-divorces-cedano

Subscribe in seconds and receive Nyc-divorces-cedano's news feed updates in your inbox, on your phone or even read them from your own news page here on follow.it.

You can select the updates using tags or topics and you can add as many websites to your feed as you like.

And the service is entirely free!

Follow Nyc-divorces-cedano: NYC Divorce Lawyer | Family Law Attorney | Cedeño Law Group, PLLC

Is this your feed? Claim it!

Publisher:  Unclaimed!
Message frequency:  0.12 / day

Message History

Yes, you can file for full custody of your child in NYC. Any parent with legal standing can petition for full custody in Family Court or through a Supreme Court divorce action. Getting the court to actually award it is the harder question, and the answer depends on what is happening in your child’s life right now.

Full custody is not the default outcome in New York chi...


Read full story

Getting divorce papers in NYC starts with one of two places: the New York State Unified Court System website, where you can download every form for free, or the Supreme Court clerk’s office in the borough where you plan to file. Both sources give you the same papers. The difference is whether you want to download and print at home or pick them up in person from the county cou...


Read full story

Shared custody in NYC means both parents have meaningful, ongoing involvement in raising their child after a separation or divorce. It can apply to legal custody, physical custody, or both, and the specifics look different in every case.

Most parents hear “shared custody” and picture a perfect 50/50 split where the child spends exactly half the week at each home. That ...


Read full story

Yes, you can file for an annulment without a lawyer in New York. The courts allow it. But annulment is one of the hardest family law cases to win on your own, and filing without help is a real risk most people don’t understand until they’re already in trouble.

Annulment is not divorce. A judgment of annulment, sometimes issued as a declaration of invalidity of marriage...


Read full story