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What is Nesting in Divorce?
Nesting, also known as bird nesting, is a unique co-parenting arrangement that can be an excellent short-term solution for families working through the early stages of separation or divorce. In this arrangement, the children stay in the family home (the nest) while the parents take turns moving in and out of the home according to…
Read MoreDivorcing When Your Child is Questioning Their Gender or Sexuality
Divorcing when your child is questioning their gender or sexuality can present unique challenges because just as you and your spouse are navigating difficult but relatively standard financial and child-related issues, you may find yourselves also facing difficult emotions and anything-but routine decisions that arise related to your child’s gender or sexuality. Getting on the…
Read MoreFinancial Considerations for Couples in Polyamorous and Open Marriages
Deciding to marry is a significant milestone in life, filled with joy, excitement, and sometimes, a bit of uncertainty. For polyamorous couples and those who plan to have open marriages, taking this step can be uniquely challenging, particularly when it comes to managing finances. In this blog, we’ll explore the financial issues such couples should…
Read MoreBenefits of Non-Adversarial Divorce for Same-Sex Couples
Are you and your same-sex partner contemplating divorce? Perhaps you’re feeling overwhelmed and constrained by New York’s divorce laws that don’t necessarily reflect the reality of the life you’ve built with your soon-to-be ex. Fortunately, there are non-adversarial divorce options that can make the process smoother and fairer for both parties: Mediation and Collaborative Divorce.…
Read MoreWhen You Should and Shouldn’t Leave the Marital Home When Divorcing in New York
Deciding to leave the marital home during a divorce can be one of the hardest and most important choices you’ll have to make. It is important to approach this decision with caution and clarity to protect your rights and well-being. Here, we’ll outline essential dos and don’ts to help you navigate this important decision. Don’t…
Read MorePros And Cons For Dividing The Home In A Divorce
Among the most important decisions in a divorce is what to do with the family home. In addition to being a significant asset, it also holds sentimental value, especially if you have children. Understanding the various options for how to divide the home is important to make informed choices during this difficult time. Option 1…
Read MoreInterior Design Ideas to Reduce Stress and Create Calm During and After Divorce
Divorce is a major transition, and getting through it can bring a whirlwind of emotions, financial adjustments, and changes in living arrangements. Whether you’re still living together during the early stages of separation or preparing to move into a new home, you’re probably wondering how to make your living space into a comfortable and calming…
Read MoreCohabitation Agreements for Unmarried Couples Living Together in New York
Beginning the journey of living together as an unmarried couple in New York is a big step in creating a life together. But amid the excitement, it’s important to set a strong foundation for stability and security, especially regarding property rights. If you are not married but living together, a cohabitation agreement is important to…
Read MoreSix Common Financial Mistakes People Make After Divorce
When your divorce is over, you may think that it is finally done, and you can move on. However, this is a crucial time to reset your finances and avoid some of the common financial mistakes post-divorce that can have long-term repercussions. We frequently work with Certified Divorce Financial Analysts (CDFAs) who have shared their…
Read MoreBenefits of Collaborative Divorce for Families with Special Needs Children
As the parent of a child or children with special needs, your divorce should address the interests of every member of your family – including your neurotypical and neurodivergent children, your spouse, yourself, and your family unit as a whole. Many couples with special needs children find that collaborative divorce effectively addresses the complex challenges…
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