Law Offices of Jack Piller PLLC

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AKA: Piller, Jack
Other Link: http://jackpillerlaw.com
Categories: Attorneys, Adoption Law Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys

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Phone: (518) 324-3770

Address: 14 Durkee St Ste 440, Plattsburgh, NY 12901

Website: http://jackpillerlaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
When parents physically separate or divorce, child support is often an issue which must be negotiated or judicially resolved. Further, certain circumstances under New York State Law require that a responsible adult pay child support during the pendency of a divorce action for an unrelated step-child. Child support, by legal definition, may require cash payments, provision of health insurance, payment of daycare expenses, and/or payment of educational expenses. The Law Offices of Jack Piller, PLLC provide the client with over twenty years of experience in negotiating and litigating child support proceedings of all kinds before Supreme Court and Family Court in the State of New York. The client is provided with the most up to date knowledge of the requirements of the New York State Child Support Standards Act, together with the experience of counsel thoroughly familiar with novel and fair manners of settling the child support issue without the need for trial. If trial is necessary, however, the client is provided with the benefit of counsel having experience in many hundreds of similar matters. The client can confidently expect sound advice along with predictable and understandable case results..
Child Custody and Visitation
In New York State, child custody actions arise either in the context of a divorce action before Supreme Court, or through an independently filed custody petition before one of the Family Courts of the State of New York. Experience shows that child custody proceedings are one of the most emotionally charged events in the lifetimes of the litigants. Such emotions can cloud the judgment of otherwise entirely logical and rational individuals. The client is best served by legal representation from counsel with significant experience in the area of child custody. The Law Offices of Jack Piller, PLLC provide the client with over 28 years of experience in a highly successful child custody practice. Although over
Adoption
Paternity
Spousal Support
On occasion clients are faced with a situation where they are separated from their spouse and, due to legal advice or other considerations, do not wish to file for divorce at the time. Even without a divorce filing, however, financial assistance from the higher earning spouse may be available through a proceeding known as a Family Court spousal support proceeding. The Law Offices of Jack Piller, PLLC provide the client with counsel highly experienced in petitioning for, prosecuting, negotiating and trying spousal support cases before the Family Court of the State of New York. Such support may allow the less monied spouse to meet monthly bills or other financial obligations, thereby allowing the spouse to live with a level of dignity and financial independence until such time as reconciliation occurs, or, in the alternative, until such time as a divorce action is filed, with a resulting Order of spousal maintenance replacing the Family Court established spousal support obligation.

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