Marc Jacob

Building a case on a ground like adultery is more complicated than you may think. This goes back to the days when New York required a substantial burden of evidence that was often difficult for a spouse to meet, which was designed to discourage divorce. In practice, what is meant was that … [Read more...] about How Can I Prove Adultery In My Divorce Case In Queens?

As a rule of thumb, if property was purchased during the marriage, it is considered a marital property even if only one spouse holds the title. In a divorce, the value of the property, or the property itself, is considered an asset to be distributed. While there are caveats and cases where … [Read more...] about I’m Not On The Title To The House We Purchased In Queens After We Were Married. Is It Separate Or Marital Property?

Many parties in Queens divorce actions feel that the judge may be biased against them in some way, but unfortunately, it’s extremely rare for a party to make the case for the judge’s recusal. Short of showing an inappropriate relationship or inappropriate contact between the judge and your … [Read more...] about How Can I Change Judges In My Divorce Queens?

If there are issues from a previous Family Court ruling in Queens that require review, your divorce settlement may correct them. For instance, if child support was set in an earlier Family Court case and the relative earnings of you and your spouse have changed considerably, then the court may … [Read more...] about Will My Divorce Settlement Supersede A Previous Queens Family Court Ruling?

Yes, even as a renter, you can suffer negative financial consequences by moving out before you file for divorce. If your name is on the lease, you are liable for rent payments, and if your spouse stops paying, the landlord has every right to come after you for the arrears. This means that … [Read more...] about If We Rent In Queens, Does It Matter If I Move Out Before Filing And Before The Lease Is Up?