Tag Archives: New York Prenup Lawyer
A New York Prenup Lawyer Shares Why More Middle-Class People Are Getting Prenups
Prenups are no longer just for high net-worth individuals and Hollywood celebrities. People are coming to the realization that a marriage may not always be “happily ever after.” This is why New Yorkers are getting more serious about protecting their … Continue reading
How to Protect Your Future as a Married Couple in New York with a Prenup
As a New York prenup attorney, I have seen people fall in and out of love. Some people associate prenups with a negative connotation and think that it reflects a lack trust or love. However, the reality is that a … Continue reading
Can My Prenup be Invalidated in New York?
Did you and your spouse sign a prenuptial agreement? Maybe it’s been several years and you’re wondering, “Can a prenup be invalidated?” Prenups once were the province of wealthy people, but today they can be used to protect families in … Continue reading
How to Get Comfortable Talking About Money Matters with Your Future Spouse
One of the most common reasons that marriages end in divorce is due to money or financial matters. The more comfortable you can be at the beginning of a relationship discussing money; the better it will be for sustaining … Continue reading
How the New Tax Law May Impact Pre-existing Prenuptial Agreements in New York
A recent change in federal tax law may bring an unpleasant surprise to certain New Yorkers. With the signing of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in December 2017, couples who divorce after 2018 may find that the terms of … Continue reading
New York Prenup Attorney Discusses Temporary Spousal Support
Spousal maintenance (also commonly known as alimony or spousal support) is monetary support that is paid by one spouse to the other spouse during or after divorce. It is possible for the court to order one spouse to pay the … Continue reading
New York Prenup Attorney Discusses if Prenup Agreements Can Be Enforced
If you are planning to get married, congratulations! Now that you’ve decided to take this step there are many decisions to make – where to get married, what to wear, and considering signing a prenuptial agreement with your partner. If … Continue reading
