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How Does Cheating Impact Divorce Settlements?
Divorce proceedings and settlements can be significantly impacted by acts of physical betrayal, such as cheating, due to the emotional issues that must be overcome by both sides. While cheating has little to no impact on the law surrounding the distribution of assets, payments of alimony or child support, or child custody in divorce cases,…
Read MoreHow to Ensure Your Prenuptial Agreement is Valid and Enforceable in New York
A prenuptial agreement gives you peace of mind and can save stress and conflict if your marriage ends in divorce—provided that the agreement is enforceable. Many couples spend time and money addressing their financial obligations and other key issues that arise in divorce in their prenups, only to find out later that the agreement is…
Read MoreHow Mediation Works to Resolve Divorce Disputes
As you and your soon-to-be ex navigate the divorce process, disputes may arise that you can’t resolve on your own. You may assume that litigation is your only option to resolve these disputes, but mediation could be a suitable alternative option that enables you to avoid litigation and reach an agreement that benefits you and…
Read MoreExploring Collaborative Divorce in Cross-Cultural Relationships
You’ve probably heard it said that “Opposites attract.” But sometimes, sustaining relationships between people of differing cultures can be challenging. Cultural differences between you and your spouse can be interesting and exciting when things are good but can place a strain on your marriage when difficulties arise. These differences can also complicate the divorce process.…
Read MoreCo-Parenting Arrangements that Best Protect Your Children with Dr. Leah Younger
IIn this episode of A Better Divorce Podcast with Andrea Vacca, we welcome guest Dr. Leah Younger, Clinical Director of Younger Psychology. Younger Psychology, located in Long Island and New York City, offers evaluation and therapeutic services for individuals and families involved in separation and divorce matters. Tune in to this episode as Dr. Younger…
Read MoreHow Complex Finances are Divided in the Collaborative Divorce Process
If you and your soon-to-be ex have a complex financial situation, you may wonder how you will divide all your assets and property in your divorce. To help the process go as smoothly and amicably as possible, the benefits of working with an attorney who practices collaborative divorce significantly outweigh what you can expect when…
Read MoreKevin Costner’s Divorce Illustrates the Need for Default Clauses in Prenups
The divorce proceedings of Hollywood actor Kevin Costner and his wife, Christine Baumgartner, have garnered significant attention in the media. The couple is embroiled in a dispute regarding the division of their assets, with Baumgartner allegedly defying their prenuptial agreement by refusing to vacate their shared residence owned by Costner prior to the marriage. Costner’s…
Read MoreHow to Approach Property Division During Mediation
If you’ve chosen mediation instead of litigation for your divorce, having the right mindset is crucial. Mediation requires an attitude of transparency, a willingness to compromise, and the ability to realize when emotions are getting in your way. If you and your spouse aren’t able to achieve the necessary mindset, mediation may not be the…
Read MoreHow Can Clients Ensure That Their Rights and Interests Are Protected During a Collaborative Divorce?
Business Valuation During Divorce with Louis Cercone
In this episode of A Better Divorce Podcast with Andrea Vacca, we welcome guest Lou Cercone, Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and a highly respected Business Valuation expert in New York. Tune in to this episode as Lou shares insights into: How a CPA can assist in mediation when one or both spouses own a business…
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