New York Domestic Relations Law (DRL) § 255 plays a procedural but important role in matrimonial actions by requiring litigants to acknowledge the potential impact of divorce on certain health insurance benefits. Specifically, the statute mandates that, in every action for divorce, annulment, or legal separation, the summons served on a defendant must contain a notice regarding the automatic termination of health insurance coverage upon the entry of a final judgment. This pro

If there is one spouse paying the other spouse monthly child support, they will be asked to maintain a life insurance policy after the...

When you are settling your matrimonial matter, you should ensure that the spouse who is obligated to provide support procures a life...