In your divorce, have you considered your online accounts?
There is a great deal to be decided in a divorce, from property division to child custody and support. While you’re working toward a resolution, have you considered how you’ll divide your social media and entertainment accounts? It may seem like a trivial concern...
read moreHow is property divided in New York divorces?
When a couple acquires property or assets during a marriage, they are rarely thinking about what would happen to it if the marriage does not work out. Unfortunately, about 50 percent of marriages end in divorce, which is why it is important to understand how the...
read moreWhat are the grounds for divorce in New York?
Many people do not realize that there are certain legally acceptable grounds on which a New York resident can get a divorce. Where previously a divorce was only granted for fault in the state, in 2010 no-fault divorces became legally possible. An at-fault divorce...
read moreShould I ask for a child support modification?
If you are the primary custodian of your child, it is likely that you receive financial assistance from the other parent in the form of child support. The amount of child support that you receive will largely depend on the income of the other parent. However, there...
read moreMake informed family law decisions about divorce
Many couples on the verge of a separation get through the winter holiday season for their children's sake. Rather than force the children to choose between their parents for the holidays or witness their parents end their marriage on days that should be for making...
read moreGrounds to invalidate a prenuptial agreement
While the benefits of prenuptial or postnuptial agreements are immense when it comes to property division and debt distribution during a divorce, the document is of no value if it is not legally enforceable. Like all contracts, certain legalities must be completed so...
read moreMarital agreements outlining property division can ease divorce
Though the benefits of signing a prenuptial agreement far outweigh the cons of it, many New York residents are still not prepared to enter into such an emotionally charged conversation right before tying the knot. They also believe that talking about divorce might...
read moreFinancial stress common cause of arguments, divorces
While the saying "money doesn't buy you happiness" may be true for many New York residents, a recent study also shows that debt might buy couples unhappiness. The study found that more than half of all couples go into their marriages with debt and 40 percent admitted...
read moreHow do the best interests of a child affect custody decisions?
When parents choose to divorce, the law requires that they reach a custody arrangement that outlines how they plan to care for their child, outlining their respective responsibilities and privileges as parents. In general, courts prefer for parents to work together to...
read moreWe’ve successfully guided people through divorce for years
During their marriage, and especially if they have children, New York couples have most likely fallen into a dependable daily routine. While the routine may seem boring, it goes to establish a steady environment that both children and adults rely on. On most days,...
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