In the months or years after a divorce, change is expected. People get new jobs, enter new relationships, and more. However, if you are the custodial parent and plan on relocating with your child, you will find that the process is not so simple as picking up and leaving. Relocation can be both emotionally and […]
Read MoreOne of the most frequently asked divorce-related questions is whether it matters who files first. Though several different factors will ultimately determine the outcome of your divorce, the first spouse to file may matter more than you know. Please read on and reach out to our experienced Nassau County firm to learn more about why […]
Read MoreThere is nothing more terrifying than an abusive spouse. No matter your age, gender, or sexual orientation, you can be a victim of domestic abuse. Oftentimes, victims do not want to believe that the person they love and married is actually a monster, so they make excuses. Victims (or survivors) of domestic abuse are not […]
Read MoreThe characterization of assets and property as either “marital” or “separate” when parties are divorcing or separating is part of the process of negotiating settlements or resolving issues through a trial. New York presumes that any asset/property acquired by a married person or couple from the date of their marriage and through the date of […]
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