Protecting Your Rights And Best Interests
In Divorce And Other Family Law Matters
Effective communication is integral in successful co-parenting. Most misunderstandings between co-parents stem from poor communication. Thus, it's vital to understand how you can improve communication with your co-parent. Below are three tips to help you: 1....
If you are a “high-net-worth individual” (for lack of a subtler term) who plans to divorce in 2025, know that preparing for the tax realities of 2026 is likely going to be an important effort when it comes to protecting your financial interests. With the Tax Cuts and...
Parents who live separately from their child’s other parent are likely to need to conduct handovers. Regardless of whether the child is going to stay with the other parent for a few days or just go out with them for a few hours, these can sometimes prove problematic....
Some divorce cases are very straightforward and simple, while others can get incredibly complex. It can take a lot of time and effort to sort out the details, and couples may find themselves in conflict or disputes. Exactly what complexities these couples are facing...
If you’re likely to be ordered to pay alimony (also known as spousal support or maintenance) when you divorce, it’s important to know what goes into that calculation. It’s also crucial to understand that any support order handed down during your divorce can – and...
For couples facing the dual challenge of divorce and a chronic medical condition, it is essential to learn how it may influence spousal maintenance (alimony). Understanding the role a serious illness may play in alimony determinations can help you determine your next...
Most people who choose to pursue a divorce in New York choose no-fault proceedings. They assert that they have experienced issues in the marital relationship that have lasted for at least six months. Neither spouse has to prove that the other is to blame, and they can...
People who achieve a degree of financial success often need to diversify their holdings. Instead of simply relying on checking and savings accounts, they may want to invest in treasury bonds, stocks or even certificates of deposit. Others invest in real estate,...
Spousal maintenance is financial support from one spouse to the other after a divorce, allowing them to meet their expenses and maintain a standard of living similar to what they were used to during the marriage. Spousal support isn’t automatically granted in every...
Custody disputes often center on physical custody, or which parent the child lives with. For instance, perhaps both parents are trying to seek sole custody so that the child will live with them all the time. They may dispute who should get sole custody, or they may be...
