What If My Spouse Won’t Sign the Divorce Papers?
In New York, your spouse cannot prevent a divorce by refusing to sign. If they do not respond after being properly served, the court can grant a default judgment and finalize the divorce without their participation. You filed for divorce, had your spouse served, and now the papers are sitting untouched. They will not sign,...
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If you and your spouse are going through a divorce but you have agreed on everything, you may be tempted to forego legal counsel. Although an uncontested divorce is preferable to a contested one, you could be jeopardizing your legal interests if you don’t have an attorney. For this reason, it’s time to consider hiring...
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How Much Does Divorce Cost in New York?
Divorce often turns a marriage from an emotional partnership into a financial transaction. Preparing for divorce requires understanding the true cost of the process in New York. At The Saul Law Firm, LLP, our attorneys help clients protect their rights while keeping costs under control. We explain what factors affect divorce expenses, how to minimize...
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Does Your Divorce Lawyer Have to Be Local?
Are you going through a divorce? If so, you know that the outcome of the process could affect you for years, even decades to come. As such, who you choose as your divorce attorney may be one of the most vital decisions you will make. But do you have to go with a local attorney...
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How Long Does the Divorce Process Take?
If you’re considering divorce on Long Island, you may wonder how long the process will take. The answer depends on several factors, from whether both parties agree on key issues to the complexity of your assets. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect from the divorce process in New York and how long each stage...
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Do I Need a Divorce Lawyer?
As you embark on the challenging journey of divorce, you may grapple with many questions and uncertainties. One of the most crucial decisions you face is whether to hire a divorce lawyer. While navigating the legal process on your own may be tempting, the guidance and support of an experienced attorney can prove invaluable in...
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Uncontested Divorce vs. Contested Divorce
Divorce represents a significant life change, and the decision to end a marriage often comes with a mix of emotions and uncertainties. As you face this challenging period, clearly understanding the distinctions between an uncontested divorce and a contested divorce can empower you to make informed decisions that resonate with your circumstances. In this article,...
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The Financial Aspects of Divorce: 6 Common Mistakes to Avoid
A divorce is a major event that can have significant financial implications. Navigating the complex world of asset division, alimony, and long-term financial planning during this emotional time can be overwhelming. That's where The Saul Law Firm comes in. Our experienced matrimonial and family law attorneys dedicate themselves to helping you avoid common financial mistakes...
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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 accounts to business interests....
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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 is small and their...
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What a Prenuptial Agreement Can (and Can’t) Do in a Divorce
A prenup can protect your property, business, and financial future in a divorce, but New York law strictly limits what it can cover and how it must be executed. A prenuptial agreement is supposed to end the uncertainty before it starts. But when divorce becomes real, that document you trusted to protect everything can suddenly...
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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 just an instant,...
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