Financial problems are the main cause of 22% of divorces that take place in New York and throughout America. If you are thinking about ending your marriage, it may be a good idea to consider adding a certified divorce financial analyst (CDFA) to…
Divorce cases require spouses to exchange financial information and other material to identify marital assets and debts subject to division. However, should those documents be safeguarded by a confidentiality agreement? Typically, information not publicly available to your spouse before the divorce process began…
When New York couples end their marriages, money in their retirement accounts may be divided as part of a final divorce settlement. If money is being transferred from a qualified employer retirement account, it must usually be transferred per the terms of a…
Going through a divorce is a difficult. You can feel like you are on an emotional and financial roller coaster, not sure where the next turn, dip and twist will take you. During the months you go through the divorce process, you more…
When a couple gets divorced in New York, each spouse must continue to live their daily life with all of the responsibilities involved. Unfortunately, job responsibilities can’t be put on hold during the divorce. Thus, one must figure out a way to get…
You and your spouse may have separated some time ago, or your estrangement may be more recent. Either way, you might be ready for divorce but have no clue where to find them. If you do not know your spouse’s location, you will…
The divorce process can be emotionally triggering, especially in high-conflict situations. When spouses cannot agree on any aspect of their divorce and bitterly argue about asset division, child custody and all other factors of their marital lives, the process can get nasty. Additionally,…
The dissolution of a marriage is always upsetting. It can be genuinely heartbreaking for spouses whose life partner was unfaithful to them. Adultery is grounds for divorce in New York, and many spouses do file because of an extramarital affair. If your spouse…
Many divorces occur due to irretrievable breakdown, New York’s term for what other states often call “irreconcilable differences.” Separating based on irretrievable breakdown means there does not need to have been an inciting incident by one spouse, such as cheating or abandonment. Instead,…
The divorce rate among those over 50 is rising. While a separation represents a significant life shift for anyone, those above this age face additional considerations. A longer marriage means there is more marital property, and at this point, you not only have…
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