Monthly Archives: December 2020
Understand the Difference Between a Default Judgment of Divorce vs. a No-Fault Divorce
Divorce requires more than an agreement to end a marriage. It requires a number of legal steps to complete, after determining that you have jurisdiction to file in New York, then deciding exactly how you want the divorce to occur. … Continue reading
How Does Having Multiple Children in Multiple Households Impact Child Support in New York
Child support can be a confusing topic for those who have never dealt with it before. While there are many formulas out there for determining support, it can be more difficult to get information if your situation doesn't fit the … Continue reading
If My Spouse Cheated on Me, Can I Get More Money Out of My Divorce?
Adultery is one of the primary reasons that marriages end, and according to current information, one spouse cheating on the other is an influence in 15-50% of all divorces. This is a huge number, and it begs a very important … Continue reading
Learn What Factors Determine Spousal Maintenance in New York
Some people confuse spousal support, spousal maintenance and alimony. In New York, these terms are used interchangeably and refer to a payment that is made by one spouse to the other during or after divorce. In 2010, New York passed … Continue reading
