Protecting Your Assets: Safeguarding Marital Property During a Divorce
Are you considering or pursuing a divorce in New York and worried about protecting your assets? At The Saul Law Firm, LLP, our lawyers are ready to help you secure your financial future. We can offer you strategies tailored to your unique situation and help you effectively manage everything from joint...
How Can I File a Workers’ Compensation Claim for a Workplace Injury?
Despite the best efforts of most employers, a common problem in most businesses is workplace injuries. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, over 138,000 nonfatal workplace injuries were reported in New York State alone in 2022. If you are injured on the...
Understanding Alimony: Eligibility, Calculations, and Modifications
In New York State, alimony is referred to as spousal maintenance. But no matter what you call it, unlike child support and equitable distribution of marital property, it is not automatic. Instead, a spouse will need to demonstrate eligibility for maintenance, and then a calculation will need to be made. Moreover,...
Strategies for Solving Co-Parenting Disputes
Raising children with a former spouse can sometimes feel like walking a tightrope. Emotions run high, and disagreements can quickly escalate. Fortunately, the team at The Saul Law Firm, LLP is here to help you find effective co-parenting strategies that foster cooperation and harmony. Our aim is to transform challenges into opportunities...
Divorce Mediation vs. Litigation: What is Right for You?
New Yorkers who are going through a divorce need to have a court declare the marriage over. This means filing papers with the court and having a judge sign and issue the final order. In general, the entire process can be long and costly, as the number of divorce court judges...
Who Is Liable for a Slip and Fall Accident? What You Need to Know
Victims of slip and fall accidents have the right to file a personal injury lawsuit against the at-fault party. But the question then arises: who is responsible for the victim’s injuries? The answer is not always clear, but the victim has the obligation of identifying who is at fault.
What a Prenuptial Agreement Can (and Can’t) Do in a Divorce
A prenuptial agreement is supposed to end the uncertainty before it starts. But when divorce becomes...
Social Media and Divorce: Be Careful Not to Overshare
Social media is a great way to stay in touch with friends and family. In the past, you needed to make multiple phone calls to keep those close to you up-to-date about your life. Now you can post or tweet an update or picture onto Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, or Twitter, and in...
Do Children Get a Say in the Custody Agreement?
Child custody is often one of the most acrimonious issues in a divorce. Deciding which parent will have custody can lead to lingering bitterness between the parents. To reduce disputes, courts follow specific guidelines when deciding custody.
A child’s preference...
Bringing Up the Subject of Divorce: How to Tell Your Spouse
There was an old song that said “Breaking Up Is Hard to Do.” This is especially the case if you are talking about divorce. If you’re like most folks, then you are worried about telling your spouse about divorce. Chances are you are already having communication issues in your relationship. This...