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Parenting after a divorce can be challenging, but it is important to prioritize your child's well-being. One way to ensure a smooth co-parenting experience is by adhering to the agreed-upon parenting plan. However, some individuals may choose to disobey these plans,...
While going through a divorce in New York, finances often play the biggest role. After building a life together, the courts work to ensure an equitable split of assets. Unfortunately, some people take steps to try and negate those efforts by hiding, selling, or...
Asking for divorce is never easy. Fortunately, there are things that you can do to make it go more smoothly. You should never threaten divorce until you are ready. Take the time to plan things before starting a conversation about divorce or separation. Organize all...
As a parent preparing for a divorce, your primary concern is likely to be the emotional well-being of your children. Separation of the family has the potential to significantly affect a child's attitude and mental state, and even finding out about the divorce is sure...
Preparing to meet with a divorce attorney and talking about your divorce with them can feel stressful and overwhelming. Although you should not put a lot of pressure on yourself for this first consultation, bringing some helpful paperwork can provide a clear overview...
Going through a divorce can often feel like riding on a rollercoaster. Many people cope with traumatic and emotionally heavy situations like divorce in vastly different ways. However, there are still some tips that can apply in most situations. What are some of the...
Unfortunately, many marriages end in divorce. You may decide on a divorce for many reasons, but to legally end the marriage you must meet specific requirements. Irretrievable breakdown of your marriage can be grounds for divorce, but you should understand what this...
In 2010, New York finally joined the rest of the U.S. by becoming the final state to allow no-fault divorce. Traditionally, to be granted a divorce, a married person needed to prove that their spouse committed one of several things to destroy the relationship, such as...