New York S08798 amends the domestic relations law to define what qualifies as an applicable, timely, and relevant issue for no-fault separation.
New York S08798 amends the domestic relations law to specify that an applicable, timely, and relevant issue for no-fault separation includes economic issues such as spousal support, child support, and custody and visitation arrangements. This change applies to cases where the relationship between spouses has irretrievably broken down for at least six months, as stated under oath by one party. The bill takes effect on the same date and manner as other related legislative amendments.
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