A: She may be able to claim up to 50% of assets which accrued value during the marriage. The Judge can consider the bigamy as well as the length of separation as impacting the percentage she gets. To “fight it,” you should retain a good attorney. Schedule a consult with a Bronx Divorce Attorney for a full assessment.Read More
A: Within a divorce case, one may serve the opposing side with disclosure requests. Among the disclosure requests (in your instance) would include a demand for records as to what happened to the money – as well as “interrogatories” asking for information/records on other property and/or other children. Schedule a consult with a Bronx Divorce attorney for a full assessment.Read More
A: Usually a process server will make up to 3 attempts at the same address for 1 fee. There may be particular reasons why there was an additional fee – e.g., the server was also directed to file the affidavit of attempted service with the court (which may entail an additional fee). Nevertheless, you’re certainly entitled to an explanation as…Read More
Q: I recently found out that my husband of eight years has been cheating on me. He owns and operates a six-figure construction company and is the main provider in the home. Throughout the marriage He constantly complained about financial problems stating that the business is not doing well and that we are broke. As a result, He does not…Read More
Q: I recently found out that my husband of eight years has been cheating on me. He owns and operate a six-figure construction company and is the main provider in the home. Throughout the marriage He constantly complained about financial problems stating that the business is not doing well and that we are broke. As a result, He does not…Read More
Q: My husband and I are separated (Child Support order only). If I purchase property, is he entitled to any type of ownership/equity since we are not divorced? A: Until you file for divorce, all property acquired is presumptively marital property. Thus, you’re best advised to proceed with the divorce filing. Schedule a consult with a Bronx Divorce attorney for…Read More
Q: It’s an uncontested divorce A: It depends on how you resolved your case. If you have a settlement agreement, check that box. If you resolved the case via plaintiff’s affidavit & defendant’s affidavit, then you’d check the last box saying that the issues were not contested by either party. Schedule a consult with a Bronx Uncontested Divorce Attorney for…Read More
Q: I wanted to get married to someone else in May 2019 I was wondering should I change things up bring that I can’t give the lawyer his money to January. The lawyer said it will take 3 months but I’m not sure if I should believe him or not A: Divorces in NYC usually take about 4-7 months (some…Read More
Q: My husband and I had a civil wedding in NY in 2002. We then married religiously in Israel in 2005. We lived together in America, and had 2 children. In 2011 he decided to move back to Israel. I remained in NYS with my two children for 6 years. In 2017 we decided I would move to Israel with…Read More
Q: As of 01/04/2018 A: It means your Judgment was signed – you can retrieve same form the clerk’s office. For more questions, please call a Bronx Uncontested Divorce attorney.Read More
