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The differences between legal separation and divorce

Entering a marriage, you never think that it’s not going to work out. Until you realize that it’s not working. What are you supposed to do now? Should you get a separation or file for divorce? What is a legal separation? A legal separation is often used by couples who...

Splitting assets can be nerve-wracking in an unstable market

Many investors have seen the stock market take a sharp dive in recent weeks. As economic uncertainty looms across the U.S., being in the market right now can be scary. That’s especially the case for those going through divorce. Many couples likely see their...

Interfaith divorces can complicate custody battles

Religion plays a central role in many New Yorkers’ lives. And when it comes to raising their kids, many see faith as a way to give children a sense of purpose and a moral compass to live by. In this day and age, some younger couples are entering interfaith marriages....

How mediation works in divorce

A steadily growing trend in divorce suits, more couples are turning to mediation to negotiate their divorce resolution. Mediation is usually a faster and cheaper way to work through a divorce, and often produces equitable resolutions that satisfy each party. A couple...

Accounting for all assets in property division

There are some kinds of property that are obvious to divide in divorce, such as the house, savings account and belongings. Many couples, however, own more assets and debts than they might realize. All of which may be subject to property division. Divorce could call...