Paid Family Leave, Adoption, and Guardianship: Why “I’m Not Working Right Now” May Not End the Support Question

Taking leave to bond with a child is not the same thing as having no income. In 2026, eligible New York employees taking Paid Family Leave may receive 67% of their average weekly wage, up to a maximum weekly benefit of $1,228.53. That can matter when child support, adoption, foster placement,...

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What are reasonable rights of visitation? Written by Brooklyn, New York Visitation Attorney

At the Gilmer Law Firm, PLLC, in my 20 years of experience as a a Brooklyn, New York Visitation Attorney, I have represented numerous parents in all five boroughs seeking parenting time in Family Court and Supreme Court Divorce proceedings. This article will delve into what is reasonable regarding a parent’s visitation rights...

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How to prove parental alienation in custody disputes. Written by a New York Family Law Attorney

As a Parental Alienation  attorney in New York I have litigated many custody battles involving this issue in both Divorce actions and in Family Court. If you can prove that alienation indeed exists it can justify you being awarded custody or a modification of a current custody order...

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