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Child Custody and Relocation

Published on: May 28, 2010

New York Magazine

2010
How Child Relocation Raises New Custody Issues – The New York Area’s Best Lawyers*

Of the many kinds of lawsuits, divorce cases can be some of the most emotional and difficult, especially when children are involved. Too often, kids can become pawns, caught between their warring parents. The scars left by custody battles can have a long lasting impact not only on the children, but also their parents. Resolution of a custody dispute is not necessarily the end of the story. Custody issues can arise anew if the custodial parent later wants to relocate with the children. Read more…

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