by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Oct 17, 2023
Can Single Dads Get Alimony on Long Island NY? The number of households headed by single fathers has grown exponentially in the last couple of decades. In 1960, only about 1 percent of families had a single father, but that number more than quintupled to 8 percent in... by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Aug 26, 2023
How Courts Evaluate Fathers in Child Custody Cases in NY Getting divorced is an emotional and stressful experience for all involved, but as a divorced or divorcing father you have special and unique concerns. One of the biggest issues for divorced dads on Long Island,... by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Aug 1, 2023
Top Financial Tips for Divorced Dads in NY Managing money after a divorce can be incredibly challenging, especially for dads on Long Island, NY. If you’re a divorced dad, here are some tips to help divorcing fathers get control over their finances and how The Long... by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Jan 10, 2023
The Top Financial Problems Men Face in Divorce in NY When it comes to divorce, there are often many financial problems that parties on both sides face. However, with men often (but not always) being the primary family breadwinners, they often incur more financial... by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Nov 22, 2022
Single Fathers: How To Protect Your Relationship with Your Kids No child should have to choose between their parents, but sadly, some exes often make this the reality in cases of divorce or separation. Parental alienation occurs when one parent attempts to undermine... by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Jul 19, 2022
How Long Island Divorce Can Be Hardest on Men No matter what side of the fence you are on, getting a divorce is difficult at best. The process can be frustrating, time-consuming, emotional and lonely for both parties. But contrary to popular belief, divorce may be... by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Dec 7, 2021
Can a Father Win Sole Child Custody on Long Island? Although it is normally preferred that parents split custody, there are several circumstances in which family courts may give sole custody to only one parent. Furthermore, judges are not allowed to express any bias... by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Oct 26, 2021
How to Live at Home During a Long Island Divorce Moving out of the marital home during your Long Island divorce can potentially create more problems than it solves. New York family courts are more likely to award the marital home to whoever has been living in it; if... 
by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Feb 23, 2021
Why You Shouldn’t Move Out Before Your Divorce is Final When you decide to get a divorce, moving out of your marital home seems like the logical next step. However, this is likely to hurt you more than it will help you. It won’t necessarily make your... by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Nov 24, 2020
How Do Men Grieve Divorce on Long Island? Whether you’ve had your spouse served with divorce papers or your spouse has told you they want to end the marriage, a divorce is a devastating and gut-wrenching experience. Naturally, you’ll experience many... 
