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Divorce and the Sandwich Generation: Balancing Family Caregiving and Divorce Stress
If you’re part of the “sandwich” generation—adults caught between commitments to children as well as parents—the responsibilities can feel endless and overwhelming. These pressures can also fuel conflicts between you and your spouse. We often see these conflicts lead to divorce when they are not effectively handled, which only stretches your time, finances, and emotions…
Read MoreHow to Divorce a Narcissist in New York
When you are in a divorce process with a narcissist there are some unique challenges. Narcissists manipulate situations, create conflict, and put their needs above others, this makes the divorce process more emotionally draining. How you approach these challenges can help you protect yourself and your children while working toward a healthier future. Here are…
Read MoreHow to Tell Your Spouse You Want a Divorce
The decision to tell your spouse you want a divorce is never an easy step, but planning and thoughtful communication can help you handle the conversation respectfully and clearly. Here are some tips to guide you through this delicate process. Understand the Dynamics of Your Relationship Before having this sensitive conversation, reflect on the dynamics…
Read MoreHow to Divorce in a Way That Preserves a Relationship With Your Spouse and Protects Your Children
How you divorce matters. In divorce, emotions run high, and it is tempting to use past grievances as leverage. However, if you want to protect your children’s well-being and maintain a civil relationship with your soon-to-be ex-spouse, how you approach the divorce process will make all the difference. Choosing a non-adversarial approach over a traditional,…
Read MoreHigh-Conflict Divorce? Who Says You Need to Go to Court?
When people think about divorce, they often think a court battle is inevitable, especially in a high-conflict situation. But the truth is, even if you and your spouse can’t seem to agree on anything, court is not your only option. In fact, court should be the last resort for your divorce. If you are in…
Read MoreWhat is Equitable Distribution in New York?
Equitable distribution is the system that is used to decide how property is divided between spouses in a New York divorce. The most important thing to know is that equitable doesn’t always mean equal. Let’s break down what else equitable distribution means and how it affects your assets in a divorce. Marital vs. Separate Property…
Read MoreHow to Achieve a Win-Win in Your Divorce
Based on all the horror stories you’ve heard about divorce, the idea of it being a win-win outcome for you and your spouse might seem like an impossible idea. However, aiming for this sort of outcome in divorce can mean that both of you can feel satisfied with the final agreement. That doesn’t mean you…
Read MoreThe Role of the Attorney in a Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative Divorce is a non-adversarial approach to ending a marriage that focuses on cooperation rather than conflict. A traditional litigated/courtroom divorce pits spouses against each other, while Collaborative Divorce allows you to work together toward a mutually beneficial resolution. Your collaborative attorney plays an important role in this process, acting as your advocate while maintaining…
Read More5 Mistakes to Avoid in a High Net Worth Divorce
A high-net-worth divorce requires careful attention to the details of your case. For our purposes, let’s assume a high-net-worth divorce involves at least $3 million in assets, not including the value of your home. With millions at stake, even minor missteps can have significant financial repercussions. Here are some common mistakes to avoid to protect…
Read MoreWhy Do I Need a Lawyer for Mediation?
Many clients come to us for mediation with the assumption (and hope) that they will not need to use lawyers in the process. We quickly let them know that in a mediated divorce, having an attorney with whom to consult will not only help you make informed decisions during the process, but will also protect…
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