BROOKLYN, New York. Divorce can be much more difficult than a breakup before you were married. While divorce is a highly personal decision, it is also a legal one with financial ramifications. If you have children, you’ll also need to make choices about where your children will live and how parenting time will be split. […]
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Divorce While Pregnant
BROOKLYN, New York. Divorce can be hard enough, but add pregnancy to the mix and it can become far more complicated. Couples might choose to get divorced while they are pregnant for many reasons. One partner cheated on the other, both partners realize that the relationship isn’t working and don’t want to raise a child […]
Which is Best for Divorce? Mediation or Litigation?
BROOKLYN, New York. When it comes to getting divorced in Brooklyn, New York, there are many ways you can go about it. While you’ll have to finalize your divorce in court, how you reach a final agreement can vary depending on your needs. Some couples need to litigate their differences in court, leaving decisions about […]
Divorce, Domestic Violence, and Technology
BROOKLYN, New York. As our homes become ever-more connected to technology, the New York Times reports that these modes of technology have created new avenues for harassers to take control. Some abusers use digital locks, thermostats, and even cameras to monitor their partners. In some cases, abusers may use cameras to watch their partner, and […]
What Factors Do Brooklyn Judges Consider When Making Alimony Decisions?
BROOKLYN, New York. If you are getting divorced, there are several issues that can arise that tend to lead to disagreement. One of those is child custody, but another one is alimony. What is alimony? Alimony payments are awarded to ensure that a lower-earning spouse has sufficient funds to remain financially secure and independent following […]
Divorce and Suicide Risk: What You Need to Know
BROOKLYN, New York. According to the New York Times, the suicide rate in the U.S. increased by 28 percent between 1999 and 2016. In a single year alone—2016—45,000 Americans killed themselves. With Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade’s recent suicides, suicide has once again captivated the national dialogue. Suicide is rarely the result of a character […]
