Divorce & Family

It is surprising when two people, who have been together for decades and, for the most part, have been living in harmony, get a divorce. Everyone assumes that a long-standing marriage will last forever. After all those years they spent together, they most likely already know their partners to the core. They know their habits […]

The year 2020 brought unprecedented challenges because of the COVID-19 pandemic. While the quarantine led families to spend more time together at home, it also paved the way for tensions and stress. From remote working, homeschooling, and unemployment, the pandemic has interrupted almost every part of our lives, forcing families to face unique challenges of

COVID-19 has been a challenge to many families. The pandemic and the restrictions created to control it, has led to layoffs and business closures, creating financial insecurity across millions of households across the United States. The stay-at-home orders are forcing couples to spend more time together, share chores and childcare. A Wave of Divorce Unfortunately,

Owning a family business is a great way to increase household income and explore interests outside one’s professional capacity. Most family businesses start as hobbies, and sometimes people make mistakes that put the company at risk. Talking to an experienced family lawyer can help provide guidelines on how to safeguard your business legally. Here are

Co-parenting after a divorce can be incredibly difficult for the parties involved. Divorce often takes a severe emotional toll on people, which makes raising children with your former partner fraught with pain and stress. You might feel exhausted by the conflict or stressed out over your children spending time alone with your ex. Simple tasks

Marriage is no way the same as how they are portrayed in fairy tales. “Happily ever after” isn’t always rainbows and sunshine, but overcoming a myriad of challenges together and choosing each other every day despite the bad days. Couples who uphold their values strongly and abide by their vows normally survive all the circumstances,

The marital home is often the most contentious element of a divorce. It’s often the most valuable. The couple invested in it and made it into their home. Who gets it? More importantly, who should move out while the divorce proceeding isn’t finalized yet? Whether you live in another county or in Suffolk County, a divorce