Divorce

When it comes to protecting yourself for the future, owners of small businesses have a duty not only to their future financial interests, but to those of your customers, vendors, and employees. A successful business is too important to leave to chance, and when you’re planning to marry, it can … [Read more...] about As A Small Business Owner In Queens, Should I Consider A Prenup Before I Get Married?

No, even if you’re the leaseholder on your home, you don’t have the right to simply lock your spouse out, and you can face serious complications in your divorce if you try. The only terms under which you can unilaterally remove your spouse from the marital home are if there are court orders … [Read more...] about If My Spouse Isn’t On The Lease, Can I Change The Locks When I File For Divorce In Queens?

If you’ve received notice of foreclosure on a property you jointly own with your spouse during a divorce, you should speak to a divorce attorney right away. It may be that your spouse is in contempt of the automatic orders issued at the outset of the divorce, or other orders issued by the judge. … [Read more...] about Can I Be Foreclosed On If My Spouse Failed To Pay The Mortgage And We’re Divorcing In Queens?

No, the only way a couple can become divorced in Queens is through the legal process and the issuance of a Judgment of Divorce by a judge. There’s no route through long-term separation. If you’ve decided to remarry or simply want to tie up loose ends, you’ll need to file for divorce. The … [Read more...] about My Spouse And I Separated Fifteen Years Ago And Haven’t Seen Each Other In Over A Decade. Are We Considered Divorced In Queens?

Assuming that the new person in your life is not a threat to your children in any way, there’s no reason to fear that your new relationship will factor into custody decisions. That said, it never hurts to be discreet during a divorce when it comes to news that you’ve begun a new relationship. … [Read more...] about I’ve Begun Seeing Someone During Our Divorce In Queens. Do I Need To Keep It A Secret For Custody Reasons?

If you don’t agree to the terms contained in your spouse’s filing, then you should consult an attorney right away. You are going to contest your divorce, which means that you’ll be challenging the terms and possibly ending up with a litigated divorce, requiring motions, hearings, and a judge’s … [Read more...] about What If I Don’t Agree To My Spouse’s Terms In Our Queens Divorce?