Divorce & Child Custody

Property division in New York follows equitable property division guidelines. As divorcing couples enter the property division process, they should know how equitable property division works and what that may look like for their property division settlement agreement....

No matter how good a marriage may seem, not all are destined to last forever. When a couple believes that their marriage is no longer viable a divorce can be imminent. A divorce is often one of the most difficult times in a person’s life so having anything that can...

In the state of New York, couples wishing to dissolve a marriage can choose “no-fault divorce.” State law has not always included no-fault divorce, however. Up until 2010, parties wishing to divorce would need to assign fault to one spouse or the other in order to...

Determining child custody during divorce is important and may be one of the most crucial concerns divorcing parents have. Knowing how the process works, and what to expect, is helpful for divorcing parents to be familiar with. Child custody factors used to determine...

Make no mistake, divorce, while certainly an emotional endeavor, is a major financial transaction. By the time all is said an done, your marital assets will be divided in an equitable fashion, which could lead you on uncertain financial footing. This is why it is...

Family law issues can be the source of an enormous amount of stress for New York residents. After all, these issues oftentimes impact the most sensitive and strong relationships people can have, from marriages to parent-child relationships and even...