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Valentine’s Day Proposals — First Comes Love, Then Comes… a Prenup?
It’s Valentine’s Day and you have just gotten engaged-congratulations! Now it’s time to think about a potentially awkward topic: a prenuptial agreement. A prenup can take anywhere from three months to a year to complete. That’s why it is crucial…
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Should I Rent or Buy a New Home After My Divorce in New York?
So, you’ve decided to move out of the marital home as a result of your divorce. Now, you’re faced with the decision of whether to rent or buy your next home. Renting temporarily while the dust settles from your divorce…
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Child Support Considerations for Wealthier Spouses in a Divorce in New York
Wealthier, higher-earning, spouses in New York divorces face unique child support-related challenges. To navigate these waters, you need a thoughtful approach that both safeguards your financial interests and ensures your child’s well-being and stability. Here’s a personalized guide to help…
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How Do I Build the Right Divorce Team For My High-Asset Divorce?
Complex financial issues can make an already difficult divorce process even more challenging. For this reason, assembling the right team for your high-asset divorce is one of the most important steps to take early in the divorce process. Having a…
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Filing Taxes During and After a Divorce
Handling your tax returns can be a daunting task, and when you are filing after a divorce, the complexity increases. It is important to ensure a seamless collaboration between your divorce attorney and accountant to address current and future tax-related…
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Why is January Considered Divorce Month?
With the new year comes new beginnings-the holiday decorations are packed away, the kids head back to school, and many of us are inspired to start anew. Due to these and various other factors, many couples reevaluate their relationships at…
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My Marriage is Over. What Do I Need to Do Now?
If you realize your marriage is over, but you have no idea what to do next, know that you are not alone in facing this challenging situation. This is, undoubtedly, one of the most difficult parts of the process to…
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How Your Divorce Will Affect Your Adult Children
Divorce reshapes not just the lives of a couple but the entire family, even if the children are grown. It is not unusual for a couple with grown adult children to think that their divorce won’t have a significant impact…
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Divorcing with Substantial Assets? Consider a Collaborative Approach
So, you find yourself in a divorce, but it is not just any divorce—it involves the substantial assets that you and your spouse have accumulated during your marriage. Your emotions are already high, and the complexities seem overwhelming. As you…
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Holiday Planning for Divorcing Parents – Part 3: Celebrating the Holidays After the Divorce Is Final
As difficult as it may have been to reach an agreement with your ex regarding how to spend the holidays with your children after your divorce, your work as a parent to make sure your child’s holidays are happy is…
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Holiday Planning for Divorcing Parents – Part 2: How Collaborative Divorce Supports Creative Solutions for Spending the Holidays Together
Divorcing during the holidays is not easy for you or your children, but it may be unavoidable. So what is the best way to divorce if you want to maintain holiday traditions while minimizing the impact your divorce will have…
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Holiday Planning for Divorcing Parents – Part 1: Putting the Children First
For most people, the holiday season is the happiest of times, but for families in the middle of a divorce or after the conclusion of a divorce, this season can be the toughest. Parents often say their top goal in…
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