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Can Someone Get a Restraining Order for No Reason?

As criminal defense attorneys at Cedeño Law Group, PLLC, we frequently encounter clients who find themselves unjustly subjected to restraining orders. While restraining orders serve an important purpose in protecting victims of harassment and abuse, the reality is that these legal tools can…

How to Get an Order of Protection Dismissed in NY

  How to Get an Order of Protection Dismissed in NY At Cedeño Law Group, PLLC, we understand that facing an order of protection in New York can be overwhelming. Whether you believe the order was obtained unfairly or circumstances have changed, there…

Can I Leave the State with My Child With No Custody Agreement?

At Cedeño Law Group, PLLC, we frequently encounter parents wondering, "Can I leave the state with my child if there is no custody agreement?" This question requires careful consideration of various legal factors and potential consequences. While the absence of a formal custody…

What Qualifies a Spouse for Alimony?

When facing divorce, financial concerns often come to the forefront. One of the most pressing questions is whether alimony, or spousal support, may be required or awarded. Alimony can provide essential support to a spouse who needs financial assistance to maintain their quality…

How Long Does Divorce Take After Filing Papers?

The divorce process in New York can feel overwhelming, and one of the most common questions we hear is, "How long does a divorce take after filing the papers?" The answer depends on various factors, including whether the divorce is contested or uncontested,…

Is My Spouse Entitled to My Inheritance When We Get Divorced?

At Cedeño Law Group, PLLC, we understand that divorce can be a complex and emotionally challenging process, especially when it comes to dividing assets. One question that frequently arises is whether a spouse is entitled to inheritance during a divorce. This is a…

Divorce vs. Annulment: What Are the Differences?

When navigating the end of a marriage, individuals may encounter two legal options: divorce and annulment. While both processes aim to dissolve the marital relationship, they are distinct in their legal implications and requirements. Understanding the differences between divorce and annulment is crucial…

How 50/50 Custody Works When Parents Live in Different States

At Cedeño Law Group, PLLC, we often encounter complex custody situations, including cases where parents live in different states. While 50/50 custody arrangements can be challenging when parents live far apart, they're not impossible. Here's what you need to know about making these…

What Rights Do Domestic Partners Have in New York State?

Domestic partnerships provide legal recognition for committed relationships outside of marriage. In New York State, domestic partners have certain rights and protections, though these differ from those afforded to married couples. Here's an overview of key rights for domestic partners in New York:…

Do You File for Divorce in the State You Were Married?

The decision to end a marriage is never easy, and dealing with the legal aspects can be even more daunting. Understanding the laws and regulations surrounding divorce filing is crucial to ensuring a smooth and efficient process. When it comes to filing for…

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