Divorce Lawyer Blog, Long Island, NY
What is a Cohabitation Agreement in New York?
Navigating the complexities of family law on Long Island, New York can be an arduous task, particularly for couples who have lived together for many years, but who are not legally married. New York state law does not recognize common law marriage, so couples who have...
10 Signs of a Toxic Marriage: When Is it Time to Divorce
What Are the Signs of a Toxic or Unhappy Marriage? Understanding the complexities of relationships can be challenging, particularly when distinguishing between a temporary rough patch, an unhappy marriage and a truly toxic marriage. Identifying the signs of a toxic or...
What Is Marital Abandonment and What Are Your Rights in NY
In New York, 'abandonment' in marriage is a term loaded with emotional consequences and legal ramifications. The notion of abandonment in marriage often leads to numerous questions surrounding individual rights, especially within the complex framework of divorce law...
Understanding Infidelity Clauses in New York Prenuptial Agreements
Navigating the complexities of divorce on Long Island, NY can be a daunting task. The legal jargon and procedures can often feel overwhelming for anyone not trained in New York family law. One area that has drawn increasing attention in recent years is the inclusion...
Who Pays Attorney Fees in Divorce in New York?
Navigating the complexities of divorce is always a daunting task. From property division to child custody and child support, to alimony or spousal support, divorce is simply a complex process. Add in the toll of splitting up from the person you thought you would spend...
The Destructive Impact of Stonewalling in Marriage and Divorce in NY
Stonewalling is when one partner in a relationship refuses to communicate or cooperate with the other. This behavior can lead to significant problems in a marriage and is often a precursor to divorce. It can often lead to considerable issues that complicate the...
When Does An Inheritance Become Marital Property in New York
What to Know About Inheritance and Divorce in NY In New York, if you inherit something, it should be just yours even if you get divorced. But, if you mix it with things you and your spouse own together or buy something together with it, it might have to be shared....
How to Get Full Custody in New York
So you're thinking about going for full custody of your children. We're not surprised; many of our clients ask us how to get full custody of a child when they are going through a divorce on Long Island, New York. The whole custody process can feel overwhelming, but...
Expert Divorce Guidance on Marital Property in New York
Key Highlights of this Article on Marital Property in NY When it comes to splitting up stuff in a divorce, knowing the rules is super important in New York, where the courts use a principle known as equitable distribution. In New York equitable distribution, things...
6 Expert Tips to Help You Win the New York State Divorce Process
Navigating the New York State divorce process can be a challenging and emotional process. To help make this divorce process smoother and more successful in NY, it’s important to implement some key strategies. In this guide, we will explore 6 expert tips that can...
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