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Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the New York State Supreme and Family Courts have adjourned all non-emergency matters to no earlier than May 1, 2020. Emergency matters such as removals and orders of protection will be heard on a limited basis. Although the courts are closed, we remain open. Those looking for consultations are encouraged to contact us to schedule telephone conferences. Current clients are encouraged to keep in touch by telephone and email to make the most of the extended period between court appearances. Do not hesitate to contact us to discuss any divorce or family law matter.

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On Wednesday, Louis will be presenting to the Separation and Divorce Support Group at the Suffolk County JCC in Commack. The presentation is entitled Navigating the Legal System. http://ow.ly/4d9x50x75v8

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Michael Strahan and his ex-wife Jean Strahan are back in court this time fighting about child support arrears TMZ is reporting. According to Jean Muggli Strahan, Michael Strahan owes her $321,654 in basic child support as well as one-half of the horseback riding bills for their twin daughters. Those horseback riding bills are said to total $450,802 with Michael being liable for 50% (or $225,401). [ 363 more words ] https://www.suffolkdivorcelawyer.com//michael-stahan-in-c/

CNBC has published an article regarding couples considering strategic divorce in order to cut their tax bill. In essence, the theory behind strategic divorce is that high-income couples who jointly file their income taxes are subject to a marriage penalty, but such a penalty can be avoided by divorcing and therefore filing separately. For such couples, the question may boil down to whether their marriage, at least in the legal sense, is worth the additional tax obligations. [ 209 more words ] https://www.suffolkdivorcelawyer.com//saving-on-taxes-wit/