Chappaqua, NY
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Chappaqua, NY
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +2 more
The answer above is incomplete. In New York there is no "no fault" divorce. You need specific grounds for a divorce - that the marriage is...
Notwithstanding the answer above, you should consult with an attorney who does matrimonial law. If the person is refusing to comply with terms of a...
This question can't be answered without a full analysis of your situation. Whether or not you are entitled to a share in his pension or other...
While you don't provide enough detail to give a definitive answer, a home purchased during the course of the marriage is ordinarily a marital asset.
New York uses a system called equitable distribution. What is equitable in your case will depend upon a number of factors, none of them having to...
New York uses a system called equitable distribution. What is equitable in your case will depend upon a number of factors, none of them having to...
New York is not a community property state, so there is no merger and division of the homestead. Instead, New York uses the concept of equitable...
Yes, You would be entitled to an equitable share of the increased value of the home during the period of your marriage.
The separation agreement is presumptively valid, and no, there is no statute of limitations on it.
If you are unable to pay for an attorney because your husband has all the money, you should choose an attorney and explain the situation. Under...
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