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People preparing for divorce in New York can make decisions about the ways in which they ultimately approach the courts in re: their divorce filing. New York is one of the states that recognizes both fault-based and no-fault divorces. Many people opt for no-fault...
When your spouse tells you that they want a divorce, you know there are going to be significant changes to your living situation and the structure you had in your life, along with your marriage. That said, you may still be surprised if your spouse tells you that they...
If a 16-year-old has a job, manages their own bank account or handles their own expenses, isn’t it practical to simply send support payments directly to them instead of routing everything through an ex-spouse? In New York, however, it does not work that way. The...
Raising a child involves ongoing costs and child support helps parents share those financial responsibilities. If you are going through a divorce or separation, you may wonder how New York determines the amount of child support you may owe or receive. While the state...
Divorce changes more than your personal life. It also affects how you file taxes, claim credits, and report income. Knowing how these rules shift after divorce helps you avoid surprises and plan for the year ahead. Filing status after divorce Your filing status...
A trust often reflects long-term planning and careful financial decisions. During a divorce, questions arise about whether a trust stays separate or becomes part of property division. In New York, the answer depends on how the trust was created, funded, and managed...
Adultery, or marital infidelity, damages the relationship between spouses by undermining their mutual respect and trust. Adultery is one of the leading causes of divorce proceedings. People who have discovered a spouse’s extramarital affair may decide they do not want...
When a marriage dissolves, financial transparency should be non-negotiable. However, in high-asset divorces, it is not uncommon for a spouse to hide wealth in subtle, strategic ways – sometimes in places others may not think to look. Identifying hidden assets requires...
Divorcing a high-performing spouse in New York City can feel overwhelming. Their drive and ambition, which once may have seemed so appealing, can now make the divorce process incredibly stressful. Understanding some common challenges that may arise can help you...
Divorce is never an easy process, but some circumstances can make it even more challenging for all involved. Beyond the emotional toll, legal and practical issues may arise, adding layers of complexity to an already difficult situation. Understanding these potential...