Failing to Abide by Orders in New York
People enter agreements all the time in divorce cases in New York.
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Divorce
Uncontested Divorces
People call me every day and ask me how much do I charge for an uncontested divorce in New York.
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What Happen’s If My Husband Was Granted A Divorce in Another State?
In some cases, people to travel to other states to get a divorce.
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What Are Enhanced Earnings in New York Divorce Cases?
All property acquired during the course of a marriage is considered marital property.
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How Do I Go About Divorce Discovery?
If you are involved in Divorce in New York and your future ex spouse is attempting to hide assets, the discovery process is the way for you and your lawyer to find out what he is actually hiding.
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What Is Separate Property?
Many times individuals enter marriage with their own separate property.
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I want more than half….
I cannot tell you how many times a client or potential client comes to my office and says they are entitled to more than half of all of the assets.
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Is New York State Ready for No-Fault Divorce?
A matrimonial commission established by the state’s chief judge, Judith Kaye, has recommended that New York join with the rest of the nation and enact a no-fault divorce law.
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Try Settling Early in Your Divorce For Better Results
The best advice I can give to some clients is to settle their divorce case early, if they are fully informed of all the facts of their case.
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Can the Judge Require Life Insurance?
It is relief that the court may grant a party directing his/her spouse to provide insurance for the benefit of his/her spouse or his/her children.
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