Guidance from MKB, Your Trusted Brooklyn Family Lawyer Divorce is a challenging process, especially when children are involved. As your trusted Brooklyn Family Lawyer, MKB understands the complexities of navigating divorce while prioritizing the well-being of your children. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll provide expert guidance on how to approach divorce when children are involved, […]

Top Deciding Factors for Child Custody in Brooklyn? Disputes over child custody and visitation are among the most challenging aspects of any separation or divorce. If you’re a parent, it’s important to know how courts decide who gets to spend time with your child and when. Below, explore the top factors judges consider when determining […]

Going through a divorce is hard enough, but it’s even more difficult when there are child custody issues involved. What happens if you believe your ex is an unfit parent? Here’s what to know and how a qualified attorney can help you prove it. Why Parents May Be Considered Unfit Biological parents automatically have parental […]

Child Relocation in Brooklyn If you have separated or divorced from your child’s other parent, you will need to co-parent your child together whether you have full custody or visitation. If you later decide that you want to move away with your child, you will need to request permission for  relocation from the court before […]

New York Child Custody Attorney | Mary Katherine Brown There are a number of child custody options available in New York. The first child custody option to consider is sole child custody, also called “sole physical custody” or simply “custody.” Sole child custody means that only one parent has the right to make decisions about […]

Meeting The Child’s Needs    When the parents of a child make a decision to separate, a decision of where the child will live needs to be made. The parents can agree, or the court can make the decision for them. If the child is of a certain age, they may be able to decide […]

Paternity tests can be a touchy subject. When the biological father of a child is unknown, there are many situations where establishing that information is beneficial to the family. Family court cases often require paternity to be established as well. Are home paternity tests admissible in court and if not, what tests are?  What Needs […]

How Is Child Visitation In New York Determined Determining whether or not a non-custodial parent is allowed visitation with the child or children involved in a divorce is a prominent question presented by both parents. When a court awards child custody to a parent, known as the custodial parent, a non-custodial parent typically retains some […]