How You Can Contest Your Ex’s Request to Lower Support
Don’t let your ex’s request to lower support catch you off guard. Learn how to respond and protect your rights in New York.
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Why Courts Require Evidence Before Lowering Child or Spousal Support
Explore how New York courts evaluate evidence before granting support modifications and what steps you can take to build a credible case.
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Can My Ex Lower Child Support or Spousal Support After Divorce in New York?
Wondering if your ex can lower child or spousal support in New York? Learn when support modifications are allowed and how to protect your rights.
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The Truth About Spousal Support- Who Pays What?
Understand what factors are used when determining spousal support in New York so you can financially prepare for your support obligations.
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What Financial Information Is Used to Determine Support in New York City?
Understand what factors are used when determining support in New York City and how you can financially prepare for your support obligations.
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Is a Lump Sum Alimony Payment Right for You?
Alimony is one of the most fought over parts of divorce in New York. Whether you’re receiving support, or you have to pay your ex, you likely have some strong views on the subject. A hot topic of contention is lump sum alimony payments vs. monthly payments. What are Lump Sum Alimony Payments? Lump sum
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Does Cheating Affect Alimony in New York City?
As of this writing, about 50 percent of all first marriages in the United States end in divorce.
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What Makes Military Divorce Different
For the most part, the divorce process for members of the military is no different than it is for civilians.
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What Makes “Gray Divorce” Different
There are has been a recent spike in couples pursuing divorces later in life, leading to the coinage of the term “Gray Divorce” to describe this occurrence.
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Divorce and Family Law Misunderstandings
Initiating a divorce or family court matter can be intimidating and confusing, especially when there are many misconceptions surrounding the process.
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