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10 Essential Steps to Navigate Divorce in New YorkEquitable Distribution, spousal and child support are just a few of the issues in a New York divorce. Learn the 10 steps to protect your rights.
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QDRO in New York: Understanding the Process for Pension DivisionDividing retirement assets in a New York divorce often requires a QDRO, a specialized order that sets aside the marital share of a pension, IRA or 401k.
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Child Visitation Agreements in NY: What Courts Actually Want to SeeExplore the intricacies of child visitation agreements in New York. Learn about legal requirements, court evaluations, and common mistakes.
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How Are Financial Disputes Resolved in a Contested Divorce?Financial disputes during divorce can complicate settlements. Understand the key factors influencing outcomes to navigate these challenges effectively.
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How to Handle Attorney Fees in a New York DivorceNavigate the complex world of attorney fees in New York divorce cases. Learn about fee arrangements, court decisions, and smart ways to control legal costs.
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Understanding QDROs: Essential Information for New York Divorce SettlementsIn this article we discuss the importance of a Qualified Domestic Relations Order in any divorce involving retirement accounts.
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NY Divorce: 50/50 Split or Not?Is NY a 50/50 divorce state? Discover how New York really handles asset division in divorces. Equitable Distribution in New York.
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Understanding Your Rights in Property Division During a New YorkGoing through a divorce in New York and unsure about property division? This guide explains equitable distribution and how assets are divided during a divorce.
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Understanding the Cost of Divorce: A Complete GuideCurious about the cost of divorce? Check out our complete guide to understanding the expenses involved. Get clarity on 'divorce how much does it cost' today!
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Navigating Financial Disputes in Your New York Contested DivorceThis legal guide describes the contested divorce process in New York and how financial disputes are resolved
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Steps to Take If Your Child Won’t Visit Their Non-Custodial Parent After a DivorceIf your child won’t visit their non-custodial parent, you could end up in trouble with the court. These are the steps to protect yourself and your children.
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What You Need to Know About Modifying Spousal Maintenance After a New York DivorceLife circumstances change over time, which is why you should talk to a lawyer if you need to modify an existing alimony agreement in New York.
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