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High-asset divorces often come with complex financial arrangements, extensive property holdings and sometimes contentious legal battles. But amid all the negotiations over assets, it’s vital to remember who’s most vulnerable: the children. No matter the size of the...
Getting divorced is tough enough as it is without an overbearing spouse complicating matters. Yet, all too often individuals are forced to deal with unstable spouses who come across overly aggressive and domineering. When this happens, some individuals feel compelled...
The property division process in your divorce should leave you with your fair share of the marital estate, thereby providing you with some semblance of stability. Yet, those assets may not be enough to cover your debt obligations and maintain the kind of lifestyle...
As you’re trying to untangle the emotional realities of your divorce, you’ll also have to figure out how to navigate other important legal issues. Property division might be top of mind for you given the implications it can have for your post-divorce life. While our...
The vast majority of divorces result in settlement. While sparing yourself from litigation in front of a judge might bring a sense of relief, you should only settle your divorce if you know you’re getting what you deserve out of the process. As you sit down at the...
The outcome of your child custody dispute can mold your child’s life until they age into adulthood or until you’re able to acquire a modification. In other words, there’s a lot at stake when child custody is at issue. That’s why as you prepare to advocate or litigate...
In New York family law cases, property division can be a source of contention with both sides wanting to retain specific items. This is often categorized as properties of significant value like real estate, automobiles, jewelry and art. However, people can disagree...
In a high-asset divorce like yours, the financial transaction that’s about to take place through the property division process is bound to have significant implications for your long-term stability. Given the stakes involved in your marriage dissolution, you need to...
If you believe your child is being physically or emotionally abused by their other parent, you might file a report with Child Protective Service (CPS). Doing so might seem drastic, but it is often the best way to ensure your child has a safe home both now and moving...
The answer to this question really depends on the circumstances at hand. Under New York law, a custody modification will only be granted if there’s been a substantial change in circumstances and the requested change is in the child’s best interests. This “substantial...
