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One shared marital asset that can become difficult to divide during divorce is the retirement plan. There are several reasons for this. The closer a couple is to retirement, the more each party wants to hold on to those retirement savings as a cushion. This is true...
In last week’s post, we reviewed how child support gets determined in New York divorce cases. While most parents comply with such financial assistance orders, there are situations in which people cannot or choose not to pay. We have helped numerous parents understand...
The Child Support Standards Act in the State of New York requires that a non custodial parent pay to the custodial parent child support in a percentage. If there's one child, it is generally 17% of your gross income less social security tax. If there's two children,...