by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Jan 16, 2024
Same-Sex Divorce in NY: Retroactive Prior to 2011 MEA? What Does the New York Marriage Equality Law Mean for Those Married Prior to 2011? Divorce laws in New York are complex, but there are always new updates that could impact your case. If you are planning to get a...
by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Nov 21, 2023
Can You Appeal a Divorce Settlement in New York? Your divorce settlement is part of the final divorce decree issued by the court, specifying how you and your spouse will divide money, property, and debts between each of you after your divorce. It also includes alimony...
by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Oct 31, 2023
How Rising Inflation Can Affect Your Long Island, NY Divorce Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the prices of consumer goods have steadily risen to an all-time high. To say we all get sticker shock at the checkout counter is at best an understatement. Social media users are...
by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Aug 22, 2023
Do I Have To Split My 401(k) In My New York Divorce? If you are considering getting a divorce and have money in a retirement fund like a 401(k), you may be concerned about being forced to split your assets with your spouse. Whether or not this will apply to you is...
by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Jul 18, 2023
How To Buy Out House In Divorce: NY Guide To Buying Out Spouse’s Property One of the most significant issues in a divorce is that of property division. And because couples often accumulate more assets the longer their marriage lasts, this is particularly the...
by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Jan 14, 2023
How to Build Wealth After a Long Island Divorce If you’re going through a divorce, you should know that it’s important to take care of your finances now so that you can start fresh and build wealth for your future. Below, we discuss some key financial...
by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Dec 27, 2022
How to Uncover Financial Fraud in a Long Island, NY Divorce Financial fraud is a serious issue that often occurs during contentious divorces on Long Island, NY. While it may be difficult to identify, some telltale signs may indicate your spouse is financially...
by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Dec 20, 2022
Can a Long Island, NY Divorce Court Force the Sale of My Home? The family home is often the most valuable asset that a couple owns and is frequently a source of contention during a divorce. The question of whether a divorce court in Nassau County or Suffolk County can...
by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Dec 13, 2022
I’m Getting Divorced. Do I Need a Financial Advisor? If you’re considering getting a divorce on Long Island, NY, you may be wondering if you need to hire a financial advisor. Below, we discuss the role of a financial advisor in a divorce, the cost of hiring one,...
by Robert E. Hornberger, Esq | Sep 6, 2022
Tips for Managing Your Marital Home During a NY Divorce Divorce is an emotional process, whether or not it’s something you believe is best for you and your family or even if it’s something you have decided you want. Often, couples let their feelings about their...
