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Distribution of Marital Assets
Wednesday, April 10th, 2019Contrary to popular belief, once a Judgment of Divorce is signed by a Judge, the divorce process is not over. There are additional steps parties need to take in order to effectuate the provisions of an Agreement, or Order, to distribute assets such as retirement accounts and real estate from one spouse to another. Retirement […]
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Will I Be Awarded Spousal Support After My Divorce?
Saturday, January 26th, 2019Temporary spousal support is awarded by agreement or at the discretion of the judge to permit the non monied spouse to either defend or prosecute the divorce litigation. Our divorce attorneys in Garden City NY can petition the court for temporary alimony prior to the dissolution of your marriage. The interim order can give you […]
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Visitation Rights: How Can an Attorney Help?
Friday, January 11th, 2019Few matters are as important as being able to see your children. Unfortunately, visitation can be a difficult topic to broach and an even harder process to undertake on your own. If you are concerned about being able to see your children, it’s always important to speak to an experienced attorney. Below are a few […]
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What is the Difference Between a Divorce and an Annulment?
Friday, October 12th, 2018An annulment of marriage is a legal decree that a marriage is void. Unlike a Judgment of Divorce, which recognizes the existence of a marriage and dissolves it, an annulment treats the marriage as if it had never existed. Some spouses prefer an annulment because they believe a divorce carries a stigma. When a spouse […]
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How Can an Attorney Help During a Mediation?
Wednesday, September 26th, 2018When two parties have a legal disagreement, going to court is the next step that most assume should be taken. Potential clients may believe that a day in court with attorneys and a judge present is the best option. While that does occur, mediation is sometimes a more viable and less costly alternative. If the […]
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Child Support: What You Need to Know
Saturday, September 8th, 2018In New York, child support payments are a component of child custody. In most cases, the custodial parent receives direct payments from the noncustodial parent until the child or children reach emancipation. New York has specific requirements for the amount of child support the noncustodial parent must pay, essentially, the child support payments cover the […]
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3 Things Not to Do at a Court Appearance
Sunday, August 26th, 2018For most, court appearances, whether it be for a conference, a motion, or a trial, present a very novel type of situation. It is not that people do not know what the appearances are, but rather that they do not know what to expect. If you are required to appear in a court conference, you […]
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Family Offenses and Why You Need an Attorney
Thursday, August 16th, 2018Family offenses in the State of New York can consist of a wide range of acts. These types of cases are brought when one family member accuses another family member of committing certain acts against him, her, or a third-person family member. Family members are defined as any one of the following under New York […]
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Would Mediation Be Right for Us?
Wednesday, August 8th, 2018Mediation is becoming much more popular in divorce cases. In face, it is even mandated in some states if you have children. If you have the option, though, it is important to stop and consider whether or not the process is right for you. While mediation can have impressive results, it shouldn’t be misconstrued as […]
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Paternity Rights: Why You Need an Attorney
Friday, July 20th, 2018It is a very common misconception that people have that paternity is only established so that child support can be determined. While this is one thing that does occur when paternity has been confirmed, it is also about providing the father with specific rights concerning his child. Any man that has fathered a child has […]
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Separating from your Spouse? Dos and Don’ts to Consider
Friday, July 6th, 2018Separation can be difficult for you and your spouse, as well as any children that may be involved. Fass and Greenberg, New York family attorneys, recommend thinking about the following before you separate: DON’T move out of the house without having a written agreement in place, whether it be final if possible, or a temporary […]
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What Are My Rights As a Grandparent?
Friday, June 8th, 2018When a family splits up, or a parent dies, the grandparents naturally want assurance they can continue to spend time with the children, too. While this might not be a problem for some couples, with others, there are attending issues that must be dealt with on a legal basis.
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Child Custody Agreements: How an Attorney Can Help
Friday, June 22nd, 2018Child Custody Agreements: How an Attorney Can Help Going through a custody dispute is one of the most stressful experiences imaginable. Emotions run high when children are involved. Even if you think you can handle the situation for yourself, it’s critical to obtain effective representation by a skilled experienced attorney.
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