If you and your spouse created frozen embryos through in vitro fertilization (IVF), divorce can raise a difficult question: Who will decide what happens to them? One of you may want to use the embryos while the other does not. In New York, documents signed during IVF...
Month: July 2026
How is property divided in LGBTQIA+ divorces?
Dividing marital assets is often one of the most significant financial issues in a divorce. If you are ending a same-sex marriage, you may wonder whether the same rules apply to your properties. In New York, the answer is generally yes. Courts use the same property...
What are my rights if my property is marked for condemnation?
Receiving notice that your property may be acquired through eminent domain can be overwhelming. Whether you own a home, rental property or commercial building, you may be wondering what rights you have and whether you can challenge the process. While the government...
How civil litigation can address title issues
Real estate litigation sometimes stems from issues with a transaction, such as a seller failing to disclose issues with the property. Real estate litigation can also help separate joint ownership or facilitate the eviction of tenants who refuse to pay or uphold the...

