Divorce Lawyer Blog, Long Island, NY
Long Island Divorce Lawyer Explains Who Gets to Keep The Engagement Ring in Nassau County, Suffolk County
In New York, Who Keeps the Ring After the Breakup? As a divorce lawyer practicing on Long Island, I see many disputes over who gets to keep the engagement ring when couples are going through a divorce. Engagement rings and wedding rings are given as tokens of love and...
Long Island Divorce Attorney Discusses Special Considerations for High Net Worth Divorces in Nassau County or Suffolk County
Long Island Divorce Attorney Discusses Special Considerations for High Net Worth Divorces in Nassau County or Suffolk County, NYAs a divorce attorney practicing in Nassau County and Suffolk County on Long Island, I’ve seen first-hand that when substantial assets are...
Long Island Divorce Lawyer Explains What to Do About Child Support Arrears
As a Long Island Divorce Attorney practicing in Nassau County and Suffolk County, I am often asked what to do about a spouse who has fallen behind in their child support payments. If you are a Long Island parent responsible for making child support payments, or if you...
Long Island Divorce Mediator Attorney Emphasizes Importance of Spousal Communication During Divorce or Separation in Nassau County or Suffolk County
As a Long Island divorce mediator and divorce attorney, I see that it is not uncommon for spouses going through a divorce in Nassau County and Suffolk County to struggle to communicate effectively with one another. Because there is often a great deal of stress...
Long Island Divorce Attorney Explains How Fathers Have Rights in Divorce Too
As a Divorce Attorney on Long Island, I meet many fathers who experience anxiety and worry over whether they will be able to maintain meaningful relationships with their children once a divorce or separation occurs. In the past, custody battles heard in Nassau County...
Divorce Mediation on Long Island Can Be a Much Better Process for You & Your Family in in Nassau County & Suffolk County
What to Expect in Divorce Mediation in Nassau County & Suffolk County, Long Island As a Long Island Divorce Mediator and Family Law Attorney, my experience has shown that for Nassau County and Suffolk County couples who can communicate amicably, divorce mediation...
Long Island Family Law Attorney Explains PINS Diversion Program
As a Family Law Attorney practicing on Long Island, and a parent, I know that any parent in Nassau County or Suffolk County, and especially the parent of a teenage child, would likely admit that parenting is one of the most challenging endeavors in life. Most parents...
Long Island Divorce Lawyer Sees Bankruptcy & Divorce Go Hand-in-Hand in Nassau County and Suffolk County
As a divorce lawyer practicing in Nassau County and Suffolk County I have seen first-hand how often divorce and financial distress often go hand on Long Island. While we focus our practice on divorce and family law matters, we have a great deal of prior and current...
Long Island Divorce Lawyer Explains Separation Agreements
As a Divorce Lawyer on Long Island, I counsel my married clients in Nassau County and Suffolk County that they are entitled to become legally separated if they do not wish to divorce. Many couples choose separation rather than divorce, and they have a variety of...
Long Island Child Custody Lawyer Explains How To Modify Child Custody
As a Long Island child custody lawyer I see many clients who wish to modify their child custody orders for one reason or another. Modification of a child custody agreement is possible, although in Nassau County and Suffolk County it is no simple task. Long Island, New...
Your Long Island Divorce Has Far-Reaching Implications on Your Estate
Estate Planning Is Critical to Ensure Your Assets Don’t Go to Your Ex As Long Island divorce attorneys, we are retained to help couples end their marriages, divide their marital assets and resolve issues of child support and visitation. When all is said and done, we...
Long Island Divorce Lawyer Explains Residency Requirements for Divorce in Nassau County, Suffolk County
Bringing a Divorce Action in New York – Requirements for Residency Many couples contemplating or facing divorce no longer live together. In many instances, spouses may live in two different states. Each state has specific requirements for length of residency before an...
Long Island Child Custody Lawyer Addresses Children’s Post-Holiday Stress Issues
Putting the Children First After Divorce As a Long Island child custody lawyer and divorce attorney, I’m seeing that now that the Holiday season is officially over and we’re back to our more normal routines, many Nassau and Suffolk residents are breathing a sigh of...
Long Island Family Law Lawyer Offers Child Protective Help in Nassau County, Suffolk County
Child Protective Proceedings in New York As a Long Island Family Law Lawyer practicing in Nassau County and Suffolk County, it saddens me to think of all the cases I’ve seen where a child is in need of protection from their parent. In cases where it appears that a...
Long Island Child Custody Attorney Offers Child Visitation Help in Nassau County, Suffolk County
As a Family Law and Child Custody Attorney practicing on Long Island, I see that many divorcing parents in Nassau County and Suffolk County have questions about their rights to visitation with their children after divorce. Arrangements for child custody and visitation...
Long Island Family Law Attorney Explains Annulments in Nassau County, Suffolk County
As a Family Law Attorney practicing in Suffolk County and Nassau County, Long Island, I am often asked by my clients about getting a marriage annulment. While a finalized divorce can end a marriage, an annulment can result in the marriage being declared void or...
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