For some New York couples, child custody is straightforward and simple. However, other parents might find themselves dealing with a complex child custody situation, which can be the result of a variety of factors. One of these factors is the issue of moving far away...
Year: 2021
Divorce tips for female business owners
New York female business owners who are considering going through a divorce likely have a lot of questions on their minds. It's fairly normal for marital assets to be split up throughout the divorce process. When it comes to your business, it's important to understand...
Top reasons why your prenup may be invalid
A common way to help protect a person's assets due to a divorce in New York is to have a prenuptial agreement. Most people know that if both soon-to-be spouses sign the prenuptial agreement that it's likely to hold up in a court of law in the event that they end up...
What factors are used to determine who gets custody
Couples who are considering undergoing a divorce have many questions about the road ahead. One of the most concerning questions they tend to have is who gets custody of their children. In the state of New York, there are various factors that a judge will use to...
Avoiding pitfalls in a New York high-asset divorce
Like many other people, wealthy individuals in New York enter marriage intending to stay with their spouses for the rest of their lives. However, wealthy couples sometimes decide that leaving the marriage is the best solution. It is wise to have structured separation...
Property division of complex assets
The division of assets and distribution of debts frequently are often points of contention in New York divorce proceedings. The financial aspect becomes even more complicated and contentious when complex asset division is at issue. Examples include determining how to...
Are you financially prepared for divorce?
It can be complicated and stressful to separate money in a marriage that is coming to an end. Even before child support or alimony is awarded, both spouses should have a budget in place to ensure that they can pay their bills during and after divorce. Here are some...
Prenups: What You Should Know
If you're getting married soon, you're likely experiencing a range of emotions: excitement, joy, nervousness, and maybe a little stress as you plan your ceremony. When you think of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, you may avoid the topic since you don't want to...
Prenuptial agreements vs. irrevocable trusts
Couples in New York and around the country enter into prenuptial agreements because they allow them to decide for themselves how their property will be divided and how much alimony will be paid should they choose to divorce. However, these agreements are only...
What to do with jointly owned real estate after a divorce
Going through any divorce can induce feelings of stress and anxiety regardless of the circumstances. However, for individuals who are involved in a high-asset divorce in New York, figuring out how to deal with jointly owned real estate assets can be even more...