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How long does it take to get divorced in New York?

What is a No-Fault divorce in New York?

Do divorce laws differ in New York if the couple is heterosexual or LGBTQ?

Does adultery impact a divorce case in New York?

Am I entitled to health insurance after a divorce in New York?

Is my spouse required to pay for my lawyer during a New York divorce?

How can I prove my spouse's income if he owns a business in New York?

My spouse and I have been living apart for several years. Are we separated?

Can my spouse cut me off financially if I file for divorce in New York?

Can I file for divorce in New York if my spouse lives in another state?

What is a motion?

What's the difference between separation and divorce in New York?

Do I have to go to the court during divorce proceedings in New York?

What is the first step in a divorce in New York?

What should I do if I have received a summons in a New York divorce?

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