How to Approach Property Division During Mediation

If you’ve chosen mediation instead of litigation for your divorce, having the right mindset is crucial. Mediation requires an attitude of transparency, a willingness to compromise, and the ability to realize when emotions are getting in your way. If you and your spouse aren’t able to achieve the necessary mindset, mediation may not be the…

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Business Valuation During Divorce with Louis Cercone

In this episode of A Better Divorce Podcast with Andrea Vacca, we welcome guest Lou Cercone, Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and a highly respected Business Valuation expert in New York. Tune in to this episode as Lou shares insights into:  How a CPA can assist in mediation when one or both spouses own a business…

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Divorce Strategies for Business Owners

If you are a business owner going through a divorce, your divorce will have different issues than the divorce of a couple where both spouses are W2 employees. In addition to relying on your business to provide you with income and a certain lifestyle, you may have a strong emotional attachment to it. Whatever the…

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How To Choose a Divorce Attorney in NY

Are you wondering how to choose a New York divorce attorney after deciding to separate from your spouse? Working with the right attorney can help you protect your interests and achieve your goals. Ask these questions as you search for the right divorce attorney for you: Questions to Ask Yourself 1. What Are Your Goals?…

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Why You Need an Attorney for Divorce

Why do you need an attorney for divorce in New York? You might think it would save time and money to represent yourself but that decision could lead to an outcome that’s unfavorable for you. A divorce attorney provides guidance throughout the divorce process, helping you to stand up for your interests and achieve your…

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Can a NY Divorce Attorney Represent Both Sides?

If you and your spouse need legal assistance with your divorce, you may wonder: “Can a divorce attorney represent both sides in New York?” The short answer is no. In New York, lawyers are ethically prevented from representing both sides. This is the case even if it’s an uncontested and amicable divorce.  If you want legal advice…

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