Category: Divorce

Divorce at any age can bring a whirlwind of emotions. When divorce occurs in the later years after a long-term marriage, it tends to be a decision that can be difficult emotionally — and also financially.  “Grey divorce” is a commonly used term that refers to ending a marriage...

From the beginning of a divorce, you’ll need to start making important decisions for yourself and your children. Determining which spouse can remain in the home during the divorce is one of the first decisions spouses must make. If spouses are amicable, it is possible...

Marriages head for divorce for several reasons, but one of the most common reasons is one of the parties is having an affair. Cheating not only produces emotional stress but can also affect a divorce case. Shockingly, cheating is considered “adultery”, which is actually a crime in New...

While the divorce process is often taxing and challenging, it doesn’t always have to be. When spouses are open to working together, they can have a more amicable divorce and reach the end of their marriage in a kinder and friendlier way.  Our firm handles more amicable divorces...

When a marriage ends, it is often difficult and emotional for everyone involved. However, one of the many decisions that need to be made is how to divide the retirement assets and pensions accumulated during the marriage. This can be a very complicated process, as several factors need to...

No two divorces are exactly alike, and this is equally true for same-sex couples. But while the general divorce process is the same for everyone, unique issues can arise during a same-sex divorce. Here are six of the most common: Division of Property For heterosexual...

In New York, marital property is divided under “equitable distribution” statutes. This means that courts divide property equitably which does not always mean equally. New York judges will consider a number of factors to determine how the marital property is divided. In some circumstances, one spouse may have contributed...

For anyone considering divorce in New York, one of the first questions is how long will it take to get divorced. Divorce proceedings can vary greatly depending on any shared assets, finances, children, disagreements, and other variables between a couple. No two divorces are exactly the same.

Dividing marital assets in a divorce can be challenging, particularly when those assets include stock options and stock units. By working with an experienced divorce attorney, you can achieve a fair distribution and protect your financial future.  What Is the Difference Between Stock Options and Stock Units?

For many New Yorkers, ending a marriage eventually means starting a new relationship. It’s not uncommon for recently divorced people to start a new chapter in their lives by dating. While many states across the country frown heavily upon spouses who date while a divorce is pending, New York’s...

A common issue in many New York divorce cases is determining how legal fees are paid. Even in an uncontested divorce, divorcing from your spouse can be a major expense. This is why New York law is designed to provide relief for spouses who may be at a financial disadvantage.