
How Can a Forensic Accountant Help During Divorce?
One of the most helpful types of specialists during divorce is a forensic accountant.

What Happens When Divorcing an Unemployed Spouse?
If your spouse is currently unemployed, and you have decided that divorce is right for you, it is important to know what to expect from this process.

Divorcing an Unemployed Spouse
Before you get a divorce in New York, you need to look at all the ways you will be affected, especially when it comes to finances.

5 Tips for a More Sane Divorce
Divorce is never easy, but there are ways to make the process go as smoothly and quickly as possible.

Is Equal Parenting Time Right for Your Family?
If you are considering 50/50 parenting time when it comes to child custody, you should look at the pros and cons of this type of arrangement.

How to Manage Social Media during your Divorce
If you are going through divorce, it is wise to keep your personal life to yourself rather than blasting it on Facebook and other social networking sites.

Contested Divorce v. Uncontested Divorce
An uncontested divorce is one in which both parties can come to an agreement on all outstanding issues, which means that they can usually avoid a costly litigation.

How to Increase the Spousal Support You Recieve
If you are currently receiving spousal support, also called alimony, there may come a time when you wish to increase it.

How to Deal with the Marital Home
Dealing with the marital home is one aspect of divorce that can be confusing.

Determining the Amount of Child Support
During a divorce, the court has to determine the amount of child support to be paid by the noncustodial parent.

How are Alimony and Child Support Payments Treated by the IRS?
As tax time approaches, you may be wondering how to treat income you get after a divorce.

Are You Looking For a Winning Divorce Strategy?
A winning divorce strategy requires careful planning, strategy and implementation with the assistance of an experienced attorney and the co-operation of the spouse in order to ensure that the strategy is implemented effectively and that the usual pitfalls are avoided.

3 Biggest Mistakes that People Make When Getting a Divorce
Going through a divorce is a difficult process that takes a toll on an individual on many levels – including emotional, financial and physical.

Finding a Divorce Attorney that Knows How to Challenge Business Evaluation Reports
When you are dealing with business evaluations in a divorce case it is crucial to hire an attorney that knows how to interpret these business evaluations and how to ask the right questions and examine them in detail.

Reasonable Alimony Expectations in New York
When applying for alimony or spousal support, this is not a ticket for free income for the rest of your life.


An Experienced Divorce Lawyer Can Improve Your Divorce Strategy
An experienced divorce lawyer can help your prepare for your divorce in several ways.

Business and Asset Evaluation and Your Divorce Strategy
Under New York law, property is divided among divorcing spouses and one spouse may be ordered to pay the other maintenance after a divorce.

A Well-Connected Lawyer and Your Divorce Strategy
During your divorce you are up against both your spouse and your spouse’s lawyer.

Engaging Forensic Examiners to Strengthen Your Custody Case
Evidence is critical in a custody trial. Without evidence, custody arguments can devolve into a “he-said, she-said” free for all.

Your Divorce Strategy: Dealing with the Other Side
The stress of getting a divorce can drive people into doing crazy things that do not help their strategic position.


Case Commentary: Matter of Joshua J.
New York law emphasizes the importance of acting in the best interests of children.

New York Child Support Laws – What You Need to Know
New York law strives to protect the interest of children.

How Does Equitable Distribution in New York Work?
Equitable distribution is the legal process of dividing properties between spouses who are undergoing a divorce.

A Divorce Strategy to Minimize Parental Alienation
Parental alienation occurs when one parent unjustifiably manipulates a child to dislike or mistrust the other parent after separation or a divorce to the point the relationship with the other parent is soured.

Back to School After a Divorce or Separation
Any change can be stressful for a child – be it changes in living arrangements or changes in daily routine when school is back in session.

How a Divorce Lawyer Can Protect Your Business
Divorce can ruin businesses.

Divorce Strategies Under New York’s No-Fault Divorce
A year ago on August 15, 2010, New York Governor David Paterson signed no-fault divorce into law.

5 More Tips to Get Back Custody of Your Children
Yesterday I posted an article with 5 tips for parents who have lost custody of their children and are committed to regaining custody.