Divorce Law

Posted in Divorce Law | April 1, 2019

In divorce cases, one spouse often ends up paying maintenance (also known as spousal support or alimony) to the other. It is generally awarded when there is a significant gap between the incomes of the two parties. The spouse who earns less will receive a monthly maintenance amount in order to boost his or her
Read More

Posted in Divorce Law | April 1, 2019

For most people, divorce is a last option. Few (if any) people go into marriage with the expectation that it won’t last. It isn’t surprising, then, that many people become depressed after a divorce. A divorce is a major stressor in life. Regardless of how amicable your divorce may have been, your life will significantly
Read More

Posted in Divorce Law | April 1, 2019

For many parents, the prospect of divorce brings up fears of how it will impact the kids. There is often a sense that parents should not get divorced until their kids are grown because it will simply be too hard on them. Yet research shows that most kids adjust well over time to a divorce.
Read More

Posted in Divorce Law | April 1, 2019

We are proud of partner Lindsey M. Albinski for being selected as one of Long Island Business News’ 2018 “Who’s Who: Women in Professional Services.”  This special edition celebrates the most influential business women on Long Island whose dedication and commitment to their company, clients and industry remain at the forefront of their work.  Lindsey’s
Read More