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In theory, divorce is a straightforward process that follows specific rules based on state law. Still, each step can become complex quickly, considering the circumstances of the involved parties. If you and your former spouse are on good terms, sorting out these...
Postnuptial agreements are crucial in protecting valuable assets during a divorce or the death of a partner. Real estate, in particular, can take up a substantial part of the marital estate. If you and your partner manage multiple high-value properties, mortgages and...
As a landlord, you may encounter situations where tenants violate their lease agreements. This can be frustrating and potentially costly for your property management business. Having a firm grasp on the legal options available to you can help you navigate these...
When an employee engages in misconduct, whether a minor infraction or a serious violation, your first step as an employer might be to provide guidance and support. If that does not work, you may need to let the employee go to protect your business. In New York,...
Following the passing of a loved one, estate administration can stir up the raw emotions that a family is still going through. Even though dividing the estate among the beneficiaries can be challenging, addressing assets with immense sentimental value can be...
When you plan your estate, you lay the groundwork for your family’s future, ensuring they remain protected and provided for even when you are no longer here. This thoughtful act can bring you peace of mind and help you safeguard your legacy and deepest values....
Divorce can be a challenging and emotional process. It is essential to approach it with a clear and open mind. Doing so may help you avoid common mistakes that could complicate your situation. The following are common mistakes people make in the divorce process and...
Divorce is never a pleasant experience. In New York, a person can file for divorce on several grounds. As of a 2010 law, New York is a “no-fault” divorce state, which means the state can grant the divorce because the relationship between the parties has broken down...
During a divorce, you and your former spouse will decide on how you want to divide your marital properties. If you cannot agree, a court will intervene and determine which assets are separate and marital properties. Marital possessions are the property and cash you...
One’s emotional journey during a divorce can significantly impact the legal process, influencing decisions, negotiations and overall outcomes. As such, understanding how emotions intersect with legal proceedings is important for navigating this challenging period...