Many parents in New York who are going through a divorce are also concerned about how it will affect their children. With this in mind, they might assume that the best custody arrangement is to share their children equally, but it is worthwhile to examine this and...
Navigating child custody after a divorce or separation can seem very difficult. The number of child custody types in New York can increase the stress associated with figuring out what arrangement will work best for your child. Temporary and emergency custody Often, a...
After 20 years of marriage, many couples think they have it all figured out. They know each other's likes and dislikes, and they have a solid routine that works well for them. However, sometimes even the strongest marriages can fall apart after two decades, and there...
Deciding you want a divorce isn’t easy for any New York resident. Although you might want things to be over as quickly as possible, you should never rush the process. Take these steps when preparing to file. Gather financial documents Gather all of your individual and...
The end of a marriage doesn't have to compromise your retirement. But if your pension is left vulnerable in a Virginia divorce, the financial impacts may be far-reaching and long-lasting. Fortunately, there are some simple steps you can take to make sure your assets...
If your divorce involves complicated financial concerns, you might consider working with a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, or CDFA. A CDFA can help you prepare to negotiate for alimony, the division of assets and retirement benefits and can explain tax law and...
The effects of divorce on children are unavoidable. However, parents in New York can help their children cope and adapt to the changes resulting from it. Parents might need to put aside their differences to show their children they are still committed to their family,...
Divorce has an impact on you whether you wanted the divorce or not. You might realize that they aren't compatible with you, yet that doesn't take away the pain. New York is a state that requires grounds for filing for a divorce. Possible reasons include irretrievable...
Many New York couples facing a divorce might find depression, among other factors, to be the root cause. Unexplained mood swings, irritability, sadness and isolation contribute to an unhealthy relationship. These symptoms also often present in depression which can...
New York requires divorced couples to create a parenting plan that outlines how they will raise their child together. The court must approve of your plan for it to go into effect. 1. Moving restrictions You may want to define specific rules around a parent moving....
