A spouse who refuses to cooperate may make divorce more stressful. You might worry that refusing to sign papers or discuss the terms will keep you from ending the marriage. That can make an already difficult time even harder. In New York, your spouse cannot stop the...
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Can your dating profile be used against you during divorce?
Starting to date before your divorce is final is more common than many people realize. You may also wonder whether creating a dating profile could affect your case. While simply having a profile does not automatically create legal problems, what you post or what...
Are you trapped? Knowing your rights in a marriage
It is a story we hear too often. A young person enters a marriage due to cultural expectations, only to realize they feel stifled and cannot achieve their dreams and personal growth. You might feel like your spouse are trampling on your individual rights leaving you...
Hidden divorce delays in New York you need to avoid
Divorces often take longer than anticipated, especially in New York. To expedite your divorce, you must recognize common hidden delays that frequently prolong the process and cause frustration. Missing or incomplete paperwork Submitting accurate and complete documents...
What to do if your spouse is hiding assets during divorce?
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...
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 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...
What if parents clash over their child’s religion post-divorce?
Disagreements about a child's religion can create tension between divorced parents. This conflict often arises because religion deeply influences values, traditions, and identity. Courts sometimes need to step in when parents cannot find common ground. Understanding...
How to support your kids during your divorce
Divorce is a challenging experience for everyone involved, especially children. They might not fully grasp the reasons behind the separation, leading to feelings of fear and uncertainty. As a parent, it's essential to guide your children through this difficult...
Will your prenup actually protect your assets in a divorce?
A prenuptial agreement can be an effective tool for protecting assets in case of a divorce. It allows you to establish clear terms for the division of property, debts and other financial matters before entering a marriage. When properly drafted and upheld, a prenup...

