Amends the domestic relations law to define applicable, timely, and relevant economic issues for no-fault separation.
This bill amends the domestic relations law to clarify what qualifies as an applicable, timely, and relevant economic issue for no-fault separation. It specifies that issues such as spousal support, child support, and custody and visitation arrangements must be resolved before a judgment for separation can be granted. The changes take effect concurrently with the 2025 amendments to the domestic relations law regarding no-fault separation.
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