NEW LAW HELPS RETURNING NEW YORK MILITARY IN CUSTODY DISPUTES

Posted on September 29, 2009 by David A. Gabay

The return of a military parent from activation or deployment will automatically be considered a ‘substantial change of circumstances’ for the purpose of seeking to modify a custody or visitation order made while the member of the military was away on active duty or deployed

The law takes effect on November 15, 2009.

 

This new law compliments a law passed in 2008 which requires all custody and visitation orders issues when one parent is on active duty be deemed temporary and subject to revision when the parent returns to civilian life.

 

If you would like more information on New York custody or visitation law, please visit my website at www.GabayLawFirm.com

 

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