In family law matters, we can help you make decisions that keep your short- and long-term needs in mind.
Divorce can present challenges, particularly when it comes to dividing assets. If you have received an inheritance and feel concerned about protecting it during a divorce, understanding your rights and taking proactive steps is essential. Here are the best strategies...
Dividing financial assets during a divorce is stressful. That is why many high-asset cases involve a forensic accountant. Forensic accountants are great for revealing information to make the divorce fair. They are commonly known for their ability to uncover hidden...
Following your divorce, the court enforces a custody order that determines how and where your children will grow up. If your ex-spouse retains physical custody over your kids, they will spend most of their time in the care of your co-parent. In the event that your...
A contentious divorce may involve countering a soon-to-be ex-spouse's allegations of child abuse or domestic violence. As noted on the New York State Unified Court System website, individuals may submit evidence to prove or disprove any claims. During a hearing, the...
Though the Supreme Court’s 2015 decision granting marriage equality for same-sex couples, there is still confusion around the available options for couples. Others have already formalized their partnerships in some other way and wonder if there is any need to get...
Like divorces, custody battles are never easy, even when they are amicable. You are still splitting up a family, and you and your children are likely to experience some challenges. In addition, if you are not part of the legal profession, you may fully understand the...
For generations, people in the LGBTQ+ community have fought for equal rights, including the right to legally marry. Same-sex marriage has been legal in New York since 2011 and in all U.S. states since 2015. When it comes to divorce, same-sex couples face some complex...
There are various elements considered when determining child custody during your divorce. It is essential to understand the evaluation process so you can know your chances of custody and prepare a strong case in your favor. Here are five factors you typically see used...
It is often assumed that an inheritance belongs only to the spouse that inherited that asset. But under certain circumstances, one spouse's inheritance can become community property, subject to New York's equitable distribution laws during a divorce. Doesn't New York...
If you and your spouse are considering a divorce, you might be wondering what assets will go to whom. Matters become even more complicated when high-value assets are on the line. Anything from real estate partnerships to business interests can bog down a divorce...