While you and your spouse have decided that living together is no longer an option, you may decide to legally separate. Sometimes, this is the first step towards divorce. Other times, you may remain married for years, even for the rest of your lives. There are certainly some benefits to doing so, but there are […]
When you want a divorce, but your spouse does not or is intent on making the process as long and as difficult as possible just to spite you, they may do their best to dodge being served the divorce paperwork. They believe that if they’re never served, the divorce simply won’t happen. They may think […]
A prenuptial agreement may seem like something reserved only for the super-rich and super-famous, but with divorce rates rising, the number of people opting to draft a prenuptial agreement before saying “I do” is on the rise, too. While planning for a wedding, talking about what should happen in the event of your divorce may […]
So you and your future spouse have drafted and signed a prenuptial agreement, that means it’s all legally binding- right? The short answer is: not always. Prenups can become invalidated on a variety of grounds, and prenups are a great protective financial measure for engaged couples to take, specifically the spouse with a greater amount […]
In our last blog, we shared answers to commonly asked questions related to New York prenuptial agreements. To find out what we covered in Part I of our Prenuptial Agreement Q & A, click here. Here are answers to more frequently asked questions about the prenuptial agreement process in New York. Do I need to […]
