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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Winchester (8 miles)
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Fax: (716) 854-0294

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Central Buffalo, Central Business District

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Phone: (716) 854-7888

Address: 300 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY 14202

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Divorce
Many clients come to our firm after receiving unsatisfactory Supreme or Family Court orders after a change of circumstances has made it necessary to modify their existing divorce agreement.
Child Support
In New York, child support is determined by the Child Support Standards Act, which sets forth child support guidelines that take into consideration the combined parental income and the number of children each parent supports. However, judges have the power to deviate from this formula to increase or decrease the amount of support based on numerous factors, including...
Child Custody and Visitation
Our attorneys approach every custody and visitation dispute with an eye toward obtaining a mutually beneficial custody and visitation agreement through negotiation and settlement. In the event that an agreement cannot be reached, litigation in Family Court or the Supreme Court may be necessary.
Paternity
Cases are heard in Family Court when parties have never been married to each other, and these family disputes cannot be resolved through negotiation and settlement. Family Court has limited jurisdiction and can hear cases that involve familial matters such as child custody and visitation, child support, and spousal support. The court also may hear cases involving paternity disputes and domestic violence. The New York Supreme Court has exclusive jurisdiction over divorce cases, and thus divorce cannot be decided in Family Court. However, many post-divorce issues can be heard in family court.
Premarital Agreement
Domestic partnership agreements like prenuptial agreements allow unwed couples to protect their property and financial interests in the event of a breakup in the relationship.
Spousal Support
When a marriage ends, the income and resources that supported one household must now support two. Spousal maintenance, or alimony, may be available if one of the spouses stayed home, for example to care for minor children, or earns significantly less than the other spouse. New York State has a formula which is used to determine the amount of alimony or support to be paid.
Legal Separation
Decisions made during a divorce or legal separation process have far-reaching consequences on family relationships, parent-child bonds and the financial health of both spouses.
Annulment
When facing a divorce, you could be considering an annulment, facing a high net worth divorce or considering strategic timing for filing. Our legal team can provide you with sound counsel and insight to help you through the process.

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Estate Planning
Venzon Law Firm PC helps clients draft comprehensive domestic partnership agreements that clearly dictate the division of property and debt sharing at the end of the relationship. Additionally, a domestic partnership agreement can work with other estate planning devices to govern legal rights in the event of one partner’s death or incapacitation.

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