If you suspect your spouse is hiding assets during your divorce, it’s important to take action quickly. Asset concealment can complicate the division of property and impact your financial future. Here’s what you need to know and do to protect yourself. Watch for signs...
Year: 2025
Business in divorce: Whose slice of the pie?
Dividing assets during a divorce in New York gets complex, especially when a business is involved. Courts aim for equitable distribution, but figuring out the business's worth is key to fairness. This process isn't always simple, and several factors come into play....
What Parents Can Do About Intentional Parental Alienation After Divorce
Divorce is almost always a contentious and emotional process, particularly when children are involved. In some unfortunate cases, one parent may attempt to turn the children against the other parent, a phenomenon known as parental alienation. This behavior can harm...
What rights do domestic partners have in New York?
Domestic partnerships offer legal recognition for couples who live together but choose not to marry. In New York, domestic partnerships provide some of the same benefits as marriage, but they do not grant all the legal rights and protections available to married...
What happens to a family business in a divorce?
Dividing property during a divorce becomes complex, especially when it involves a family business. In New York, the outcome for the business depends on several factors, including how the business began, whether it qualifies as marital or separate property, and the...