Recent Blog Posts
Discussing a Divorce with Adult Children
For many couples, the decision to file for divorce can feel much less traumatizing on the kids if it’s put off until the children are grown and out of the house. While older children may be better able to cope with the news of their parents’ split, that doesn’t mean this news will be… Read More »
Property Division Considerations in a High-Net-Worth Divorce
Divorce is rarely a simple process, but it can become even more complex when the divorcing couple has a high net worth. High-net-worth couples often have financial accounts, property holdings and investments that other couples do not, and which are not easily apportioned under New York’s equitable division system. Below, find several assets and… Read More »
Snowmobile Accident Takes Local Man’s Life
An Ulster County accident has resulted in the death of a young man riding a snowmobile. The crash between a snowmobile and ATV provides a tragic reminder that drivers of motor vehicles of all kinds must exercise care while driving. If you’ve been injured in a snowmobile accident in New York, contact a skilled… Read More »
When It’s Time to Move Your Elderly Parents
When elderly parents who are living on their own reach a stage when they can no longer care for themselves and their property, it can be a challenge to know where and how to begin the process of getting that parent moved out of their longtime home. Below, find some suggestions on how to… Read More »
Avoid Slips and Falls Caused by Winter Weather
Winter precipitation can make sidewalks and tiled entranceways dangerous places to be. Slip-and-fall injuries can be truly devastating, causing ligament tears, sprains and strains, soft tissue damage, lacerations, fractures, and even damage to the head and spine. Make sure to stay safe from injury by following the safety measures outlined below, and if you… Read More »
Slip-and-Fall Claim Based on Inadequate Lighting Moves Forward
Apartment building managers and property owners have an obligation to keep their premises safe for visitors and residents. What that obligation entails in practical terms will vary based on the conditions of the building and the governing building code, but it may include nonslip mats, hand railings, and lighting sufficient to prevent a fall…. Read More »
Women at Greater Risk for Concussions than Men, Study Shows
Everyone bears some risk of suffering a traumatic brain injury (TBI) when involved in a serious accident. New research shows that women are at an even greater risk of suffering an injury to the brain in an accident – and of suffering a worse outcome from that injury – than men. This research could… Read More »
Spotting Common Credit Report Errors
Once you’ve completed your bankruptcy, it’s important that your credit report provides an accurate reflection of the debts that have been eliminated or balances reduced. After all, your credit report has no small amount of influence in your life, and it can be used by potential employers, landlords, and creditors in ways that can… Read More »
Reduce the Stress of the Holidays Post-Divorce with These Tips
Even under the best circumstances, the holidays can be stressful and emotional. These feelings can become even more intense after a divorce. There are ways that you can keep the holidays light and fun for yourself after a split; read on to learn more. Make your own plans It’s normal for the holidays to… Read More »
Claims of Elevator Accident Victim Permitted to Move Forward Toward Trial
A recent New York Supreme Court decision shows that, even when property owners conduct regular inspections and maintenance of their property prior to an accident, they could still face liability for injuries when the maintenance failed to make that property safe for visitors. The decision was issued in the case titled Ramirez v. Northern… Read More »