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If you and your spouse are divorcing due to adultery or infidelity issues, you are not alone. Adultery is a common reason for divorce and can impact the outcome. In New York, divorces can either be no-fault or fault-based. However, allegations alone are not enough to...
During the process of separating or divorcing your spouse, of primary concern is which one of you will get custody of the children. Unless you and your ex-partner have a reasonable custody and visitation agreement, the courts will decide who to award primary/sole or...
It’s common to have concerns about your finances as you move through the divorce process. The sooner you address these concerns, the sooner you can implement a plan to provide you with the peace of mind you’re seeking. While no two couples face the same divorce...
Even though it seems intimate and personal, your marriage is not an exclusively private matter. It is also a legally binding contract between you, your spouse and the state. Consequently, ending your marriage requires filing a lawsuit and going through a court...
Your ex-spouse's parental obligation to provide for the children you have together does not end with your divorce. The court may order your ex-spouse to pay you a particular amount for your children's benefit on a monthly basis until they become self-supporting. It...
Divorcing New York parents like you have a lot of ground to cover before the split. A lot of your hardest decisions will likely center around your child, too. You need to determine the custody situation. You must decide what the visitation schedule will look like. You...
For many couples in New York, household pets are the heart of their family. Whether you and your spouse have decided not to have children, want to wait for a few years before you have children or have already had children who are adults that have left your house, it's...
Whether you and your ex-spouse separated years before or recently split in a grey divorce, your Social Security benefits may hang in the balance. In the same way your spouse or child may apply, your ex-spouse can file if eligible. The total of this amount varies...
Leaving a marriage and embarking on life on your own is often stressful, and you may find it particularly anxiety-inducing if you have fears about how to support yourself. If you sacrificed your education or professional career for the sake of your spouse or family,...
When you and your spouse got married, the expectation may have been that both of you would benefit from his or her retirement plan. Now that you are getting divorced, you may wonder if you still stand to receive your allotted portion of your spouse's pension. A...