Taxes are one extra complexity that can affect a New York couple trying to divorce, and many may prefer just not to worry about it. However, the reality is that a White Plains couple’s divorce can have federal and state tax consequences in a number of respects. Most...
Month: December 2020
Collaborative law: A better way to divorce?
There is an old saying that goes, "A good divorce settlement is one that leaves both sides unhappy." It's a cynical thing to say, but there is some truth to it, at least when talking about traditional divorce litigation. But surely a process that makes everyone...
Does every divorce have to lead to a courtroom showdown?
Does every divorce have to end in a dramatic courtroom showdown pitting each spouse against one another? Not necessarily. Some couples in the Westchester and White Plains area may wish to end their marriage in a more amicable and cooperative manner. Two options these...
Can my ex move out of town with the children?
Losing the parent-child connection is one of the biggest fears for those going through a divorce. Parents can address this by sharing joint custody of the children and drafting a parenting plan that enables both parents to remain active in their children's lives....
Staying together for the kids may be a mistake
Some parents come to an understanding about their job as parents. There may be an unspoken or discussed arrangement where they will go their separate ways after the kids are out of the house or old enough to "understand." However, some studies find that children of a...