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Queens Divorce and Family Law Attorney Bruce Feinstein Esq.'s |
Prenuptial agreements were once socially limited to wealthy individuals and celebrities, but the stigma surrounding “prenups” has been changing over time. Prenuptial agreements in New York are now seen as a responsible step in the marriage process as couples prepare to combine their lives, both personally and financially.
Answers to three common questions about the child custody process in New York.Divorce can be a difficult process, and navigating child custody in New York can be especially daunting for families. While divorce can bring feelings of resentment and stress to the surface, families that are properly prepared for dealing with child custody can move through the process quicker and smoother. In this post we cover three common questions that come up during custody and divorce proceedings in our office.
These important financial considerations can make the divorce process run smoother and faster.During a marriage, it’s common for one spouse to take over everyday finances such as paying taxes and monitoring joint investments. But if that couple goes through a divorce, one spouse is at a serious disadvantage that could affect their future. There are some important financial matters that every couple should address before ending a marriage in order to avoid this situation. They help ensure that both spouses can properly assess their financial needs when they begin a new chapter in their lives.
There are over one million Americans serving in the U.S. military, and they are all subject to certain obligations and benefits. These affect every part of their lives, including the lives of their spouses and children. Unlike their civilian counterparts, there are certain issues a couple with one or both members serving in the military must address when they decide to divorce. Let’s go over some of the key points military couples need to know if they plan to file for divorce.
Divorce at any stage in life can be a stressful, difficult experience. But ending a marriage later in life brings with it a series of new problems that younger couples often don’t face. Let’s take a closer look at some of these issues, such as dividing investments, pensions, income, and insurance.
