Paul Matthews

Paul W. Matthews, J.D., M.B.A., has been a trial lawyer and appellate lawyer for over 25 years. He currently resides in New York City.

Ultimate Guide To Winning A New York Custody Modification Case

By

Custody modification cases in New York involve complex legal proceedings that require a thorough understanding of the relevant laws and procedures. This comprehensive guide aims to assist litigants and attorneys by providing an in-depth discussion on how to navigate a custody modification case effectively. Specifically, we will delve into the concept of substantial change of …

Ultimate Guide To Winning A New York Custody Modification Case Read More »

Can You Be Married In NY Without A Marriage LIcense?

By

DIVORCE ARTICLES / By Paul Matthews Marriage is a legally recognized union between two individuals that grants them certain rights, benefits, and responsibilities. In the state of New York, couples seeking to be considered legally married must, according to several statutes, fulfill specific requirements, including obtaining a marriage license from the City Clerk’s office. However, New York …

Can You Be Married In NY Without A Marriage LIcense? Read More »

Common Law Marriage: What New York Couples And Lawyers Need To Know

By

Common law marriage is a legal concept that recognizes a marital relationship between two individuals who have not undergone a formal ceremony or obtained a marriage license. This article provides a comprehensive overview of common law marriage, exploring its historical background, states that recognize it, requirements for its validity, dissolution procedures, and its status in …

Common Law Marriage: What New York Couples And Lawyers Need To Know Read More »

Can Courts Of Other States Enforce NYS Orders Of Protection?

By

Orders of protection are legal documents intended to protect victims of abuse or harassment from further harm. They can be issued by both criminal and family courts, and typically prohibit the respondent from having any contact with the petitioner, including physical proximity, phone calls, emails, and social media interactions. In some cases, they may also …

Can Courts Of Other States Enforce NYS Orders Of Protection? Read More »

Call Now ButtonCall today for free consult