When you get a divorce, all marital property is subject to equitable distribution. The court looks at various statutory factors to determine a fair way to divide both of your...
When one spouse owns a business, there are specific rules that govern how it is divided in divorce. Under New York law, a spouse who doesn’t have title to the business may still...
Addiction and marriage can be a devastating combination. Even when it doesn’t result in divorce, both spouses and children may be seriously damaged by the experience. It’s not...
In many marriages, spouses want to retain certain property as “separate” rather than “marital property.” This is an important distinction because generally, marital property is...
A marital home is typically considered marital property and must be divided in divorce like the other assets which are marital in nature. That may be a simple process if both...
Stock grants that are earned during a marriage are subject to equitable distribution in divorce. As discussed in our prior post on How Are Stock Grants Treated in Divorce?, stock...
