April 2020 Issue: Divorce & Parenting Time During COVID; NY Medicaid Cuts (Attorney Advertising)

Volume 32 | April 2020

Matrimonial | Trust & Estate | Elder Law

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The Divorce Sherpa Blog

Guidelines for Divorce and Parenting Time During COVID-19

Divorced or divorcing parents are facing new challenges during the coronavirus crisis, including addressing parenting time. Parents should be cooperating in the best interests of their children. However, if you are having trouble resolving disputes, there is help available.

Interesting Reads on Divorce

How to Tell Your Kids You’re Getting a Separation or Divorce

It’s important to talk to your kids before they hear it from someone else.

The Perils of Prenups: Part I

A prenuptial agreement can create significant risk to the pending nuptials.

5 Best Ways to Lose the Clutter for Keeps

Now may be a good time to clear out the junk.

Elder Law Blog

Update on Medicaid Cuts

New York's recent budget has made significant changes to Medicaid. We will analyze the new provisions in our next blog post and newsletter.

Stay tuned.

Interesting Reads about Aging

How to be a Healthcare Advocate for your Family

Being a good healthcare advocate takes time.

Opinion: I’m on Medicare, but I Still Got Stuck with a $25,000 Hospital Bill

The dangers of observation status.

How to Live With Purpose at Any Age

Being curious, and trying new things, can serve us all well.

The Second Road Taken

Life is full of transitions. In my mid-thirties, I had a loving husband and two beautiful young daughters. It seemed like my life was set. One day, in speaking to a neighbor, I heard myself saying “I wish I could have been a lawyer.” And so began my law school journey.

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