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Murray Hill, Midtown Manhattan, Inwood, Upper Manhattan

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Divorce
My divorce practice is limited to New York State proceedings and handles all types of divorces and family law related legal matters. This page is devoted to contested divorces. Clients involved in an uncontested divorce may want to explore mediation options.
Child Custody and Visitation
I offer legal counsel and representation on child custody and visitation matters. Child custody settlements are some of the most important decisions parents have to make. These agreements form the blueprints for the way your family communicates and operates after you divorce or separate. These issues are often emotionally charged.
Premarital Agreement
So let’s say after ten years of marriage it’s time to call it quits. You had a nice pension as part of your job when you got married which continued to increase in value during the marriage. Is it separate property? Marital? The answer is both! But, you have the burden of proving how much of it is separate property, or put another way, how much was the pension worth when you got married. If you think your pension company has just been itching to tell you what the value of your account was when you got married years ago, to put it politely, you would be wrong. Most pension companies only keep records for a couple of years. It’s up to you to provide those records or to come up with some proof as to what the value was at the time of the marriage. If you can’t produce the records, the entire pension may be classified as marital and your spouse may have a windfall. The same thing could be true for that Van Gogh you have over the fireplace. If you can’t prove you had it before the wedding, you may have a problem. If you aren’t entering into a prenuptial agreement before you get married, I suggest you take an inventory of all of your assets and save all of your account statements just before you get married and put them someplace safe, just in case….

Personal Injury
If you claim you have separate property when you get divorced, you have the burden of proving it. Hopefully you understand that in New York there are two kinds of property: (1) separate property and (2) marital property. If you get divorced, a court will only divide marital property; it has no authority to divide separate property. Separate property includes all the assets you had going into the marriage, any gifts or inheritances you receive after the marriage (as long as they are just to you and not to you and your spouse), and any awards you may receive for pain and suffering as part of a personal injury lawsuit.

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