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Family Lawyers
Navigating family legal matters requires compassion, understanding, and expertise. As experienced family lawyers in the Capital Region, NY, we handle everything from inheritance planning and help you with Wills or Trusts, Health Care Proxies and Powers of Attorneys and Living Wills. Our goal is to provide clear guidance and strong representation tailored to your family’s unique needs. Schedule a consultation today to take the first step toward peace of mind.
Divorce Lawyers
Divorce is one of life’s most challenging transitions, and you shouldn’t face them alone. When marriages end, we are here to walk you through child custody, spousal support, as well as protective order matters. Serving clients in the Capital Region, NY, we provide personalized strategies to protect your rights. Whether they’re amicable divorces or ones that are contested, we’re committed to delivering effective, compassionate legal solutions. Contact us to discuss your cases and start taking action.
Child Support Lawyers
When it comes to your children, ensuring their well-being is paramount. Our child support lawyers specialize in securing fair and enforceable arrangements that prioritize your children’s needs. We assist clients in the Capital Region, NY, with establishing, modifying, and enforcing child support agreements. With a deep understanding of New York family law, we provide reliable counsel to help you navigate complex legal systems. Let us advocate for your families’ best interests—schedule consultations with our experienced team today.
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When it comes to life’s pivotal moments, you need a legal partner who understands the complexities of family law. Our team of experienced attorneys specializes in a range of services, including the following:
- Inheritance planning (Wills, trusts, Powers of Attorney, Health Care Proxies)
- Prenuptial or postnuptial agreements
- Divorce
- Child custody, spousal and child support, division of marital assets
Whether you’re seeking one or more of the above, we’re here to guide you with compassion and expertise. Let us help you take the next step—schedule a consultation today.
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Prenup & Postnuptial Lawyers
Adoption Lawyers
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About Nadia Moynihan, Esq.
Nadia Moynihan is a distinguished multi-jurisdictional lawyer, admitted to practice in New York, England & Wales, Singapore, and Ireland. With a career spanning multiple jurisdictions, Nadia has built a reputation for delivering exceptional legal solutions tailored for each client, regardless of the size or scope of their legal needs.
Her expertise extends to estate planning, where she advises on Wills and Trusts and advises you on the myriad ways to protect your assets for your family with precision and foresight. In matters of estate administration, Nadia’s strategic guidance ensures reliable and effective outcomes following the death of a loved one.
Specializing in family law, Nadia prepares prenuptial and postnuptial agreements tailored to your needs and circumstances. complex disputes involving child custody, and the division of substantial matrimonial assets across multiple jurisdictions. Her dedication to innovation, combined with her experience in handling complex international legal matters, underscores her commitment to delivering unparalleled value to clients navigating challenging family law disputes.
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Facing a family law matter? Let us help.
Whether you’re planning for asset division in the form or Wills or Trusts, or navigating a divorce, seeking child support solutions, or need trusted guidance on any family law issue, we’re here to provide the expertise and support you deserve. Fill out our consultation form today, and take the first step toward securing your family’s future with confidence.
Why Go with Nadia Moynihan, Esq.
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"Nadia Moynihan was incredible in helping me navigate a complex family matter. Her professionalism, compassion, and deep knowledge of family law were evident from day one. She explained every step of the process, kept me informed, and fought tirelessly to protect my family’s best interests. I couldn’t have asked for a better advocate!"
"Going through a divorce was one of the hardest times of my life, but Nadia made it easy. She handled everything with care, yet she was firm and strategic in negotiations. Thanks to her expertise, we reached a fair agreement that worked for both sides. I truly felt like she had my back every step of the way."
"I was struggling to get consistent child support payments, and Nadia stepped in to ensure my child’s needs were prioritized. She was thorough, knowledgeable, and handled my case with such dedication. Thanks to her efforts, I finally received the support my child deserves. Nadia truly makes a difference."
FAQS
Family Court handles various types of cases, including custody and visitation, child support, family offenses, juvenile delinquency, adoption, guardianship, and child abuse/neglect cases.
While not explicitly stated in the search results, it's generally advisable to bring: All relevant documents related to your case, Multiple copies of any forms or evidence you plan to present, Photo identification.
Child custody refers to the legal and physical responsibilities a parent has for their child. Physical custody determines where the child resides. This can be shared equally between parents or granted primarily to one parent, with the other receiving visitation rights. Legal custody gives a parent the authority to make major decisions regarding the child’s health, education, religion, and other important matters. Parents often share joint legal custody, but this may vary based on circumstances.
Yes, in most cases, parents can mutually agree on custody arrangements, and the court will usually respect their decision. However, the court’s primary concern is the best interest of the child. This means the court may evaluate additional factors, including the child’s preferences, especially if they are older, before approving the agreement.
If parents agree on custody terms, a judge may finalize the arrangement without a formal hearing. If the custody is contested, a hearing will be held. The court may appoint a lawyer for the child, review reports from mental health and social services professionals, and conduct an investigation. The judge will then decide custody based on what serves the child’s best interests.
No, consent is not required for a divorce in New York. Under the state’s no-fault divorce law, one spouse can file for divorce, citing an “irretrievable breakdown” of the marriage lasting six months or more. If the other spouse does not respond within the given timeframe, a default divorce may be granted.
A no-fault divorce allows either spouse to end the marriage without blaming the other for its breakdown. The reason cited is an “irretrievable breakdown” of the marriage. This differs from an uncontested divorce, which occurs when both spouses agree on all financial, custody, and parenting matters.
If you’re planning for your family’s future through wills or trusts, or need advice on divorce, child custody, spousal or child support or any family law matter, our experienced attorneys can guide you through every step. Contact us today for personalized legal assistance tailored to your needs.