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Jan
A prenup, or a prenuptial agreement, is a legal contract which two individuals enter into prior to their marriage. This agreement outlines the property rights, financial entitlements, and responsibilities of each spouse in the event of a divorce or death. The purpose of a prenup...
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Jan
Whether you are considering a divorce, in the middle of divorce or custody litigation, or navigating other family law issues, having a basic understanding of New York divorce and family law can simplify the process and help you navigate it more successfully. There are many myths...
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Jan
One common question people ask when contemplating a divorce is who will get to keep the home. To answer that, you and your attorney must first determine whether the house is considered, under New York law, a marital asset or separate property. Marital PropertyAssets, including rea...
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Jan
Following a divorce or breakup of a relationship where the parties share one or more children, one party may wish to relocate to another town, another county, another state, or even another country. Relocation can be tricky to navigate when there are children involved. It ge...
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Dec
For quite some time, the month of January has unofficially been considered “Divorce Month”, or the biggest month for initiating a divorce. But what’s the reason behind this phenomenon? Many legal experts believe that it’s due to the number of couples who consider...
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Dec
What is Co-Parenting? Co-parenting takes place when parents share responsibilities in caring for and raising their child even though they do not live together. The goal is to provide a stable, supportive parenting relationship that is focused on what...
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Dec
Welcome to “Long Island’s Leading Lawyers”, a podcast that delves into the careers of the luminaries who have shaped the legal landscape on Long Island and beyond. Join us as we uncover stories, insights, and wisdom from prominent figures in our legal community...
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Dec
Navigating the holidays can be rough if you are divorced and do not enjoy a good working relationship with the other parent. But don't give up hope. Presuming a properly prepared parenting plan and clear communication, you and your children can certainly get through it. &n...
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Dec
Upon divorcing, if you changed your last name during the marriage, you may wish to go back to using your previous name. Although there is no law in New York that prohibits returning to your prior surname in social settings, for legal purposes, (driver’s license, passpo...
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