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You will need to buy an Index Number at the County Clerk's Office and file a Summons with Notice or a Summons and Verified Complaint (which has the reasons for the divorce). Next, you will need to have another person over the age of 18 who is not a party to the action serve your spouse with the papers. For more information on filing fees, completing and serving papers, placing your case on the court's calendar, and other procedures, please carefully follow the Uncontested Divorce Forms Packet Instructions.

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Phone: (631) 297-8360

Address: 267 Carleton Ave Ste 222, Central Islip, NY 11722

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Rayano & Garabdedian PC

Divorce
You will need to buy an Index Number at the County Clerk's Office and file a Summons with Notice or a Summons and Verified Complaint (which has the reasons for the divorce). Next, you will need to have another person over the age of 18 who is not a party to the action serve your spouse with the papers. For more information on filing fees, completing and serving papers, placing your case on the court's calendar, and other procedures, please carefully follow the Uncontested Divorce Forms Packet Instructions.
Child Support
New York State is governed by the Child Support Standards Act (CSSA) which is codified in New York Family Court Act section 413 and New York Domestic Relations Law section 240. Pursuant to the CSSA, the non-custodial parent is obligated to pay support in pre-determined percentages depending on the number of children the parties have, and in the proportion his or her income bears to the total combined income. This may sound confusing, but for practical purposes the non-custodial parent generally will be expected to pay the following percentages of his or her adjusted gross income based upon the number of children to be supported...
Child Custody and Visitation
New York Domestic Relations Law section 70 governs custody determinations and establishes that there is no presumptive right on the part of either party for the custody of a child of the marriage. The most important factor im making an award of child custody is the best interests of the child after a consideration of all the particular circumstances.
Adoption
Paternity
Guardianship
RAYANO & GARABEDIAN, P.C. is a Long Island-based, general practice law firm which provides a full range of legal services to individuals and small businesses. Our firm is dedicated to providing professional, caring and experienced representation in such diverse areas as matrimonial and family law, plaintiff's personal injury accident cases, real estate closings and refinancing, criminal defense, business and corporate law, estate probate and the creation of wealth transfer mechanisms (i.e. wills, trusts, guardianships, etc.).
Spousal Support
Effective October 13, 2010, New York has a new formula for determining the amount of temporary spousal maintenance to be paid. Temporary maintenance is support paid by the higher income spouse to the lower income spouse during the time that a divorce case is pending. The new law does not apply to "spousal support" ordered by the Family Court under FCA §412, which is to be "a fair and reasonable sum... having due regard to the circumstances of the respective parties"; however the Family Court is likely to turn to the divorce court guidelines in setting their pre-divorce support orders. Temporary maintenance terminates upon the issuance of a final award of maintenance. Family Court orders terminate when the divorce court makes an order. Also, the new law provides for a presumption that counsel fees should be awarded to the "less monied spouse" so as to enable representation at the commencement of the action.
Annulment
Unlike a divorce that ends a valid marriage, an annulment establishes that the marriage is not legally valid, and the grounds for annulment are different from a divorce. To get an annulment, you will need to prove ONE of the following...
Child Abuse
It goes without saying that a Family Court or Criminal Court finding of child neglect or abuse will result in custody being awarded to the other parent, since such a finding is a judicial determination of parental unfitness.

Criminal Defense
Wrongful Death
From a procedural aspect FELA actions must generally be commenced within three years from the day the cause of action accrues. In most cases actions accrue on the date of the accident; however, other time constraints come into play in cases of wrongful death. Accordingly, it is imperative that claimants or their representatives act diligently to ensure that their claims are asserted in a timely manner.
Misdemeanors
The New York State Penal Law encompasses three types of offenses: felonies, misdemeanors and violations. Felonies are generally defined as those crimes which are punishable by a prison sentence in excess of one year. Misdemeanors are defined as those crimes which are punishable by a prison sentence up to one year. Violations are not considered crimes by the Penal Law, but they are punishable by up to 15 days in jail.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law

Workers Compensation
Under New York Workers' Compensation Law section 11, an employer cannot be sued for liability or injuries which arise out of and in the course of the employment by the employee or anyone on his or her behalf once an employer obtains workers' compensation insurance for the payment of benefits to its employees.
Wrongful Termination
The last requirement a FELA claimant must establish is that he suffered a physical, bodily injury or death. The FELA does not redress claims for wrongful discharge, defamation of character, wrongful discharge or other non- tortuous conduct which does not result in physical injury to the claimant. The injury must be physical or, at the very least, be incident to a physical component. Hence, there can be no recovery where a claimant establishes only mental injury or distress.

Real Estate Litigation
In addition to family law and divorce, our Long Island-based law firm also offers comprehensive services in other areas of law. We provide experienced representation for cases involving personal injury law, real estate law, criminal defense, and estate planning matters.
Premises Liability
The prevailing case law in this jurisdiction with regard to the proof needed to establish a negligence claim in a "slip and fall" type case is as follows. Simply, a plaintiff must demonstrate that the defendant either created the condition which caused the plaintiff's fall, or had actual or constructive notice of it.
Condominium Law
The attorneys and support staff at Rayano & Garabedian, P.C. have extensive experience handling real estate closings, both residential and commercial. Our knowledge of the procedures and forms, as well as the pertinent statutory and case law, will necessarily facilitate and make less daunting the tasks facing buyers and sellers of single family homes, condominiums and cooperatives when dealing with mortgage applications and refinancing.

Personal Injury
At Rayano & Garabedian, P.C., we know that one of the greatest elements of our success is our ability to prepare a compelling case. The first step to becoming thoroughly prepared involves discussing your case with you to gain an understanding of the nature of your legal matter. From family law and personal injury to real estate law and criminal defense, our full-service law firm stands ready to be of assistance to you.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Preparation of Will * Probate and Administration Proceedings * Living Wills * Health Care Proxies * Powers of Attorney * Will Contests
Wills
Living wills are the written expression by individual that he or she should not be kept alive by extraordinary means in certain extreme circumstances. Although New York does not statutorily recognize or provide for living wills per se, New York Public Health Law section 2965 does authorize an individual to make a do-not-resuscitate directive. In effect, this directive designates a person to act on his or her behalf to make the decision that resuscitation should not be attempted if, in the opinion of the individual's doctor and one other doctor, the individual is terminally ill or permanently unconscious or resuscitation would not be medically futile or impose an extraordinary burden on the patient in light of the patient's condition and the expected outcome of the resuscitation.
Trusts
Power of Attorney
A power of attorney is a document by which one individual ( i.e., the principal) appoints another person as his or her agent. The principal can confer specific or broad powers upon the agent, and the extent of said powers are set forth in a form which is dictated by New York General Obligations Law section 5-1501.
Probate

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