Most people undergoing divorce or separation often find themselves wondering about the tax implications of alimony and spousal support. While the terms "alimony" and "spousal support" are often used interchangeably, spousal support is a broader term that encompasses...
Taxable income is a key consideration when navigating your financial responsibilities, especially concerning child support. In New York State, we often encounter questions about whether child support payments are subject to taxes. You may be curious if the amounts you...
Emergency Custody Lawyer, Filing a Temporary Custody Order Emergency Custody Situations Unlike regular child custody cases, emergency custody situations demand immediate action. They often arise when a child's safety is at risk. In emergency custody situations you may...
Most parents face tough decisions during child custody battles and knowing your options can make a significant difference to the end result. In this guide, our experienced custody attorneys will share crucial information on various custody types and effective...
With the right preparation, navigating an uncontested divorce can be a smoother process than you might expect. We understand that this can be an overwhelming time, but by focusing on a few key steps, you can foster a more amicable resolution to your divorce. In this...
Many individuals find that opting for an uncontested divorce provides significant advantages in comparison to a contested divorce situation. By reaching an agreement with your spouse on key issues like marital property, child support, child custody, and spousal...
Embarking upon the journey toward divorce can be daunting, but choosing the route of an Uncontested Divorce can significantly smooth the process for you and your family. By navigating the less turbulent waters compared to a Contested Divorce, you can make the...
Documents Required to Serve Divorce Papers To serve divorce papers, you will need to prepare the following documents: Summons: A document that notifies the respondent spouse of the divorce case and requires them to respond within a specified timeframe. Complaint: A...
Managing Stress and Expectations of Contested Divorce Contested Divorce is inherently stressful, particularly when transitioning from an uncontested to a contested divorce. Managing emotional stress and setting realistic expectations are essential for navigating this...
When you initially embark on the divorce process, the hope is often for a smooth and amicable resolution via an uncontested divorce. Unfortunately, circumstances sometimes change, and what started as an uncontested divorce may suddenly become contested, requiring a...
Contested divorces can often seem daunting due to their complexity and the time they may take to fully resolve, especially on Long Island where different judges preside in Nassau County and Suffolk County courts. Understanding why a contested divorce might extend over...
Planning for college after divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when tuition bills arrive right as families are adjusting to new households, new budgets, and new routines. If you’re co-parenting on Long Island, you should know that Nassau and...
Navigating the complexities of a contested divorce can be daunting, particularly when misconceptions and rumors cloud the decision-making process. Many Long Island couples considering divorce may feel overwhelmed by myths surrounding contested divorces, often leading...
Divorce is a complex process. It becomes even more intricate when it's contested. Understanding the ins and outs of a contested divorce can be overwhelming. This is especially true when you're already dealing with the emotional toll of a failing marriage. This guide...
Navigating the complexities of divorce can be overwhelming, especially when deciding whether to contest a divorce. At Hornberger Verbitsky, P.C., our legal experts understand the emotional and financial stakes involved in this critical decision. While an uncontested...
Encompassing both Nassau county and Suffolk county, Long Island, NY, presents unique challenges that impact marriage and divorce. The socioeconomic and cultural dynamics of Long Island significantly influence divorce trends here. With our proximity to Manhattan, the...
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