Enhanced Earning Capacity: Reap the Rewards of Your Spouse’s Education
Your commitment to your marriage included your investment in your family’s financial future. In order to increase the financial success of your family unit, you may have sacrificed your own education...
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For whatever reason divorce law firms have remained small in New York. Firms that exclusively handle divorce and divorce-related issues (with no other areas of practice) have remained small often only...
View ArticlePreparing for Your First Divorce Hearing: 10 Tips for Meeting Your Goals
You and your divorce attorney have meticulously collected essential evidence, organized effective arguments and reviewed New York family court laws to win you the best possible divorce terms. Your...
View ArticleHealth Insurance After Divorce
Maintaining healthcare coverage for you and your children The common system of employer sponsored health insurance can leave you scrambling for coverage after your divorce. Possibly your employer does...
View ArticleFacebook Evidence in Divorce: Five Tips for Protecting Yourself
A 2010 survey conducted by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) concluded that 81 percent of divorce attorneys had seen an increase in the use of social media as evidence — with Facebook...
View ArticleReclaiming Your Name
If you took the name of your spouse when you married, you can now choose to keep your current name or resume your former surname when you divorce. You might decide to retain your married name for a...
View ArticleNo-Fault or Fault?
New York became the 50th — and final — state in the United States to allow no-fault divorce in 2010. As a result, couples in our state no longer need grounds or proof of a spouse’s wrongdoing to end...
View ArticleDoes Disaster Mean Divorce?
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View ArticleThe Impact Respect Can Have on a Breakup of a Marriage
Respect in a marriage does not stop at home. It is required in the public sphere as well. Today, most people have the ability to take videos and pictures right on their mobile phones. Because of this...
View ArticleForeign Law Proposes Marriage Licenses Renewals to Prevent Divorces
Last year, it was widely recently reported that lawmakers in Mexico were considering legislation that would have created temporary marriage licenses as a solution to the rising number of divorces in...
View ArticleThe Impact Respect Can Have on a Breakup of a Marriage
Respect in a marriage does not stop at home. It is required in the public sphere as well. Today, most people have the ability to take videos and pictures right on their mobile phones. Because of this...
View ArticleForeign Law Proposes Marriage Licenses Renewals to Prevent Divorces
Last year, it was widely recently reported that lawmakers in Mexico were considering legislation that would have created temporary marriage licenses as a solution to the rising number of divorces in...
View ArticleDivorce Law Firms: The Bigger the Better
For whatever reason, divorce law firms have remained small in New York. Firms that exclusively handle divorce and divorce-related issues (with no other areas of practice) have remained small often only...
View ArticlePreparing for Your First Divorce Hearing: 10 Tips for Meeting Your Goals
You and your divorce attorney have meticulously collected essential evidence, organized effective arguments and reviewed New York family court laws to win you the best possible divorce terms. Your...
View ArticleHealth Insurance After Divorce
Maintaining healthcare coverage for you and your children The common system of employer-sponsored health insurance can leave you scrambling for coverage after your divorce. Possibly your employer does...
View ArticleFacebook Evidence in Divorce: Five Tips for Protecting Yourself
A 2010 survey conducted by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) concluded that 81 percent of divorce attorneys had seen an increase in the use of social media as evidence — with Facebook...
View ArticleReclaiming Your Name
If you took the name of your spouse when you married, you can now choose to keep your current name or resume your former surname when you divorce. You might decide to retain your married name for a...
View ArticleNo-Fault or Fault?
New York became the 50th — and final — state in the United States to allow no-fault divorce in 2010. As a result, couples in our state no longer need grounds or proof of a spouse’s wrongdoing to end...
View ArticleDoes Disaster Mean Divorce?
The impact of traumatic events on marital relationships In late October, one of the most devastating storms in recent memory, Hurricane Sandy, blew through the eastern seaboard of the United States,...
View ArticleThe Impact Respect Can Have on a Breakup of a Marriage
Respect in a marriage does not stop at home. It is required in the public sphere as well. Today, most people have the ability to take videos and pictures right on their mobile phones. Because of this...
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