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Divorce and Your Money: What You Need to Know

September 5, 2017 by Elliot Green

BROOKLYN, New York. Separating from your partner is a highly personal decision. For many, it is the toughest they will ever have to make. However, divorce is not just a personal decision, but also a legal process that can affect everything from your child custody to your finances. If you are getting divorced, it is important to consider how it will impact your money. What can you do to protect your finances during this difficult time? While money may be the last thing on your mind, here are some things to think about as you move forward.

Help! My Ex is Spending all Our Money on His New Girlfriend

August 28, 2017 by Elliot Green

BROOKLYN, New York. Divorce is hard enough. It’s even harder if you learn that your partner is leaving you for another woman or man. Yet, if your marriage is ending due to a straying partner, you may want to consider the potential financial implications involved. For instance, if your ex is spending your shared money on gifts for his new fling, or going on expensive vacations with a new love interest before your divorce is finalized, he or she may have to pay for it.

Can My Online Activity Affect My Custody Case?

April 19, 2017 by Elliot Green

Divorce lawyers have seen an increase in the number of clients who gather evidence for their case from their spouse’s social media profiles. In some instances, social media itself is the cause of divorce; in fact, according to ABC News, 33 percent of all divorce filings in 2011 contained the word “Facebook.”

4 Costly Mistakes to Avoid during Divorce

April 7, 2017 by Elliot Green

Divorce proceedings can take a serious toll on both your emotional well-being and your wallet. Forbes reminds readers that people who divorce earlier in life have more time to recoup their financial losses, but individuals who separate much later may never be able to regain their footing entirely and retire comfortably.

How Should I Ask My Future Spouse to Sign a Prenuptial Agreement?

March 29, 2017 by Elliot Green

CNBC reports that there has been a fivefold increase in the number of couples who signed a prenuptial agreement over the past two decades. From pursuing ambitious entrepreneurial endeavors to paying down hefty student loan debt, there are countless reasons why so many couples are now drafting prenups before saying “I do.”

What Is the Difference between Spousal Support and Spousal Maintenance?

March 20, 2017 by Elliot Green

Spouses have an obligation to take care of each other financially, and this obligation does not necessarily end after the divorce. There are various kinds of financial support that the courts can order one spouse to pay the other, and the laws regulating this support vary by state.

Divorce and Your Money: What You Need to Know

Help! My Ex is Spending all Our Money on His New Girlfriend

Can My Online Activity Affect My Custody Case?

4 Costly Mistakes to Avoid during Divorce

How Should I Ask My Future Spouse to Sign a Prenuptial Agreement?

What Is the Difference between Spousal Support and Spousal Maintenance?

Can Brooklyn Couples Seek Annulment Instead of Divorce?

Why Is a Divorce Judgment Delayed in Kings County, NY?

Who Can View Brooklyn Divorce Case Records, and Why?

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