Understanding the complexities of New York’s fault and no-fault divorce
No one enters a marriage thinking that it will end someday. But for many, divorce becomes a reality. And when it happens, it can be...
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Can you decrease or end your alimony payments when you retire?
Increasingly, people are divorcing after several decades of marriage. Once their children are grown and out of the house, they realize that...
Tips for dealing with negative communications from your co-parent
If you and your ex or soon-to-be ex have agreed to share custody of your child, you’re likely doing what’s best for your child – and for both...
4 common mistakes to avoid during a divorce
Divorce is a deeply personal and challenging life event that can stir a wide range of emotions in anyone. It requires thoughtful consideration...
How do you start the divorce conversation?
The way that you bring up divorce can impact how the process goes. Suddenly suggesting it in the middle of an argument with your spouse will...
Signs your husband may be hiding assets
No one is legally permitted to hide assets during divorce. Financial statements need to be made to the court that fully disclose all of the...
The double-edged sword of bonuses in divorce
Bonuses can be a financial game-changer for anyone, but in the context of divorce, they can be a source of uncertainty and conflict. In New...
How are legal and physical custody different?
When a couple gets divorced and they have children, dividing custody of those children becomes perhaps the focal point of that divorce case....
How long does a spouse have to respond to a divorce petition?
When one person files for divorce, they serve their spouse the divorce papers. They may do this themselves, or they may have the papers served...
Financial abuse in marriage: Recognizing the red flags
Marriage should be a partnership built on trust and mutual respect. However, some relationships can turn dark when one partner exerts...