An Appellate Division, First Department panel in part pointed to the “wider breadth” of a state Domestic Relations Law section relied on by the trial court, and contrasting that section’s reach to a different section that “does not apply to children of unmarried parents.”
February 15, 2019 at 06:18 PM
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“There can be no further question, going forward, that unmarried parents should be treated the same as a married couple when it comes to legal fees in a custody dispute,” he said.
Jennifer Kouzi of Kaminer Kouzi & Associates in Manhattan, represented Balber. She could not be reached immediately for comment.
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