Over the past few decades, fewer things have impacted daily life like social media. Sharing lives online is second nature for many. Does the online world cause a real-world disconnect with a spouse? The virtual connections made through social media may significantly...
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Common pitfalls of asset division
New York State laws require dividing marital properties fairly between both spouses. Common setbacks include splitting assets that may result in debts or capital gains taxes that an unmarried individual may not afford. A couple's residence, for example, typically...
Is your spouse hiding money in a divorce?
Getting a divorce in New York may feel daunting. The process starts and ends with a deep dive into your financial situation. Giving the court a full and accurate accounting of your assets and debts is critical to dividing things according to the law. What if you...
Spousal maintenance isn’t just an option for women in New York
Modern marriages are more equitable than those in generations past. Both spouses are more likely to contribute to the household finances and to do its necessary upkeep. It's also true that men have become more involved in the task of parenting children than their...
How an attorney can protect your interests as a parent
When it comes to divorce, parents find themselves facing unexpected legal issues regarding child custody, parenting plans, etc. Though circumstances may arise where one or both parents encounter changes that require them to go their separate ways, their relationship...
How to make sure you’re financially stable after divorce
Once you decide to divorce, it won’t be long until you’re planning out your future. And for most people, this means taking a strong look at their financial situation and the best way to maintain stability down the road. You never know what will happen post-divorce,...
Is it possible to avoid the financial risks of divorce?
Divorce often brings financial setbacks, but you may lessen the risk with careful advance planning. If you believe your marriage is over, begin preparing a post-divorce budget. It may serve as a realistic guide for negotiating spousal support, maintenance or property...
Do you have a plan for child custody over the holidays yet?
If you have recently separated or have started the process of planning to divorce, you may need to embrace the reality that the upcoming holiday season is probably going to be difficult for everyone in the family. The sooner you address the holidays and the stresses...
How are assets divided in a divorce?
Whether you and your spouse have significant wealth, considerable debt or only a few assets, you need to know what happens to property when you divorce. After all, you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse likely have a keen interest in receiving as much of the marital estate...
When your child isn’t coping well with divorce
Divorce is far from easy, especially when children are involved. It can be a scary, frustrating and confusing time for them. The first year after their parents split up is often the hardest for kids. A divorced parent needs to understand that it can take a year or...