Part 1: Common Financial Issues During a Divorce 

Becoming Familiar with the Process of Divorce in New York Familiarizing yourself with the steps involved in getting divorced in New York can take the mystery out of what can be a trying process. Let’s start with understanding the difference between a contested and uncontested divorce. What Is a Contested Divorce? A divorce will be contested if you and your spouse are unable to negotiate settlement terms on your own or with the help of an attorney or mediator. As a result a judge will have to resolve the issues through divorce litigation. An uncontested divorce occurs when you and your spouse agree on the issues which must be resolved to obtain a divorce in New York. These issues are: equitable distribution spousal support child support custody and parenting time Also, if your spouse fails to appear in the divorce action, You may proceed with an uncontested divorce. The Law of Dana Stricker, PLLC, will guide you through the process of an uncontested or contested divorce and support you during this trying time.

What to Consider When You are Thinking of Getting Divorced Divorce is not as simple as any other break-up. Not only do you have to make the emotional decision to leave the person you married, but you also have to consider all of the logistics that come along with it. Choosing a lawyer, organizing your finances and understanding all that goes into filing for divorce in New York can be overwhelming. If you're not sure where to begin, keep reading to find out things to do before filing for divorce in New York.