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Mon - Thu:	9:00 am - 7:00 pm
Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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TollFree: (866) 319-8319

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East Shore, Dongan Hills

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Anne Louise Depalo Attorney

DePalo Law Firm

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Phone: (718) 351-3748

Address: 94 Hancock St, Staten Island, NY 10305

Website: http://depalolawfirm.com

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Divorce
We offer our clients the possibility of resolving divorce issues without getting lawyers involved. That’s one of the reasons we provide divorce mediation services at our family law office in Dongan Hills, Staten Island, New York.
Child Support
As your law firm and Staten Island Post Judgment Modifications Attorney, we will explain the law to you and help you make timely applications for modifications when it is appropriate to do so. We can also help you enforce an existing order if a spouse is not paying child support or providing visitation per your divorce order. Our law office is in Dongan Hills, Staten Island, New York.
Child Custody and Visitation
Child custody and support may be modified after divorce. However, if contained in an agreement, it can only be done if there is a substantial or unforeseen change in circumstances and a court approves the modification. If you simply stop complying with an existing order, you could be found in contempt of court.
Premarital Agreement
The division of marital property can be one the most difficult issues to resolve in a divorce. For this reason, many people who bring significant assets to a marriage seek a lawyer’s help to spell out property rights in advance through a prenuptial agreement.
Spousal Support
According to the National Center for Family & Demographic Research, divorce among people age 50 and older has more than doubled since 1990. New York is no exception, particularly after passing no-fault divorce laws in October 2010. Although older couples no longer have issues pertaining to children, it is still necessary to resolve matters related to property division and spousal maintenance. Additionally, unique concerns arise pertaining to retirement accounts, workforce re-entry/training, health care and the declining health of spouses as they age. These matters, as well as your divorce as a whole, can benefit from the thorough analysis of an experienced divorce attorney.

Restraining Order
An order of protection can be used to protect yourself against an abusive spouse. Unfortunately, an angry spouse can misuse this order (also known as a restraining order) to kick you out of the home and gain the upper hand during a divorce dispute.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
I am attorney Anne-Louise DePalo, and the DePalo law firm assists clients on Staten Island with the estate administration/probate process. In this paper-driven and document-heavy area of law, I take a step-by-step approach in order to carefully and effectively handle my clients’ personal affairs and bring the estate to a conclusion for a family.
Wills
Many people are uncomfortable discussing the topic of wills. But as uncomfortable as this topic may be, it is one that needs to be addressed. A will is the final say in determining what happens to your assets. Without a will, the state will determine how to settle your estate. Before you give up your rights to direct your estate how you see fit, consult an experienced Staten Island will attorney.
Power of Attorney
When a power of attorney is established, one individual is given the legal right and responsibility to act on behalf of another individual in certain capacities. Elderly individuals, those living abroad or stationed overseas, or individuals hospitalized for a brief period of time may wish to appoint a power of attorney.

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