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A Checklist for Preparing Financially for Divorce

By | Published August 28, 2025 | Posted in Divorce | Tagged Tags: , , | Comments Off on A Checklist for Preparing Financially for Divorce

As you approach a dissolution of your marriage, it’s essential to take stock of your finances — especially if you rely partially or entirely on your spouse’s income. Divorce often has significant economic ramifications, and taking proactive steps can safeguard your interests and foster stability during this challenging period.  Here’s a guide to help you Read More

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How Expenses Not Covered by Child Support Can Be Shared

By | Published July 29, 2025 | Posted in Child Support | Tagged Tags: , , | Comments Off on How Expenses Not Covered by Child Support Can Be Shared

In New York, child support ensures that a child’s fundamental needs are met, such as housing, food, clothing and education. However, there are several significant expenses that basic child support payments do not cover. These costs, often referred to as “add-ons,” must be shared between the parents according to their respective incomes.  Here’s an overview Read More

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What to Know About Dividing Retirement Accounts in a Divorce

By | Published June 28, 2025 | Posted in 401k | Tagged Tags: , , | Comments Off on What to Know About Dividing Retirement Accounts in a Divorce

In a New York divorce, assets and debts acquired during the marriage are subject to equitable distribution, which means they are divided fairly but not necessarily equally. Among the assets to be divided are retirement accounts owned by either spouse. However, these accounts are subject to special considerations concerning their valuation and tax treatment. The Read More

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What Remedies Are Available When a Child Refuses Visitation?

By | Published May 28, 2025 | Posted in Visitation Rights | Tagged Tags: , , | Comments Off on What Remedies Are Available When a Child Refuses Visitation?

In New York, a parent with primary child custody has a legal obligation to ensure that the visitation order established by the court is complied with. When a child refuses to spend visitation time with the other parent, it presents a complex situation that requires careful handling by both parents and, potentially, the courts. The Read More

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