During a divorce, both parties are entitled to all financial records related to the marriage regardless of where the money may be located. Financial disclosure is legally...
One of the most stressful moments in divorce is having one parent move out of the home. This is a significant change affecting both parents and children. However, there are ways...
In divorce, both sides are required to produce financial records. This is used in determining spousal support, child support and division of the couple’s marital property....
The divorce process starts when one spouse files for divorce in the county clerk’s office. That spouse must then serve the summons and complaint on the other spouse within 120...
If your ex-spouse violates the financial obligations in your divorce decree, you can go to court to obtain what you’re owed. However, you must follow specific steps in order to...
Under New York law, once you or your spouse files for divorce your individual incomes are no longer marital property and aren’t subject to division in divorce. However, there are...
