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If you’re hurt in any kind of accident in New York State, you have limited time in which to file a lawsuit seeking damages. Failure to meet the statute of limitations can result in your claim being time-barred. However, there are certain exceptions to the rule. In New York, the statute of limitations for personal… Read More »

  Co-parenting apps have revolutionized how divorced or separated parents manage responsibilities and maintain effective communication. By utilizing features like shared calendars, secure messaging, expense tracking, and document storage, co-parents can streamline their interactions and reduce conflict, ultimately benefiting their children’s well-being. Here’s a detailed look at features offered by popular co-parenting apps, which may… Read More »

Social media has become an integral part of daily life, but for individuals involved in a personal injury claim, it can be a dangerous trap. Posting seemingly harmless content online can severely damage your case, jeopardize your chances of recovering compensation, and provide ammunition for insurance company investigators who actively monitor claimants’ online activities. Being… Read More »

When parents in New York get divorced, one of the most critical aspects is deciding where their children will live. Having both parents share physical time with the children can be an ideal arrangement. However, New York courts prioritize the best interests of the child when making decisions on shared physical custody, and the arrangement… Read More »

As the school year begins, parents across Long Island again rely on school busses to safely transport their children. While this normally occurs without incident, there is always the possibility of a collision or other type of accident, with resulting injuries to young passengers. The causes of school bus accidents can range from driver negligence… Read More »

In a New York divorce, determining whether property is marital or separate directly impacts the equitable distribution of assets. Under New York law, marital property is generally defined as any property acquired by either spouse during the marriage, regardless of whose name is on the title. On the other hand, separate property includes assets that… Read More »

Slip and fall accidents can happen unexpectedly and can lead to severe injuries, some of which are not noticeable right away. Common ones include soft-tissue injuries, fractures, concussions and even spinal cord damage. If you suffer such a mishap, you may be entitled to recover financial compensation for medical treatment, rehabilitation and other costs related… Read More »

In New York, grandparents seeking visitation with their grandchildren have certain limited legal rights. A statute outlines the conditions under which a grandparent can petition for visitation and the standards that must be met to achieve a favorable outcome. Understanding the statutory requirements is vital for any grandparent considering this legal route. Under New York… Read More »

In New York as elsewhere in the nation, drunk driving is a major cause of serious and sometimes fatal accidents. Aside from being criminal behavior, driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while ability impaired (DWAI) is considered negligence, which can trigger civil liability to accident victims. Proving the driver’s condition is thus essential to… Read More »

New York courts making custody and visitation decisions prioritize the best interests of the child, weighing various factors to determine an optimal living arrangement. A common question in custody proceedings is whether a child can choose their which parent to live with. While courts do not give children the absolute right to decide where they… Read More »