Going through the divorce process can be frustrating, especially when you feel like the other side is taking positions or engaging in behaviors that fuel rather than resolve current issues. In addition, co-parenting with an...
Read MoreFinally, you have received a copy of your Decree of Dissolution of Marriage. After the celebration and/or tears have stopped, now what do you do? While the process of actually getting divorced is an event unto itself, the steps...
Read MoreIt is natural to feel anxious about having your deposition taken in your divorce case. You may feel like your spouse’s lawyer is going to attempt to trap you into saying something that will hurt your case, or word things in a...
Read MoreSome of the most private information about you is often contained in your medical records. However, medical records often become a contention in divorce. You may be asked to sign a release so the medical provider can produce...
Read MoreYou have just filed for a divorce, and within a few days, the opposing party has sent a list of documents that you need to produce going back several years, and something called interrogatories asking a lot of questions that...
Read MoreOftentimes the marital residence is one of the most valuable assets owned by a married couple. It also is one of the assets to which many people become emotionally attached. So what happens with the marital residence when a...
Read MoreWhile many people are anxious to finalize their divorce, if it cannot be settled amicably out of court, the thought of going to trial can be petrifying. Concerns about the court process and how to prepare for the trial...
Read MoreWhile many times a divorce or legal separation is a mutual decision, there are times when it is not. When that is the case, it is hard to even consider making a call to see a lawyer, let alone start making decisions on how to...
Read MoreOnce the decision is made to file for divorce, the most common question asked, is how long will it take to finalize my divorce. While the answer depends on many factors, at a minimum, there will be a sixty-day wait from the date...
Read MoreIt is not uncommon for one spouse to bring separate property into a marriage such as a house or land. For example, upon marriage, the husband and wife may choose to reside in a house that one of the spouses already owns. That...
Read MoreThis week a judge in upstate New York ordered a son out of his parent’s home. Michael Rotondo may not have wanted to leave, but at 30 years old, the judge agreed with the parents, he had no right to stay. Minor children not...
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