10 Tips To Protect Your Clients’ Separate Property In The Event Of Divorce

As a matrimonial and family law attorney, I am often retained by people who came into the marriage with significant assets and, or inherited large estates. Under New York law, these assets will constitute what is known as separate property and will not be shared with the other spouse. But what happens to those people […]

Are you a female primary breadwinner? Read this:

In a recent article by personal finance expert Stacy Francis in Kiplinger’s Magazine, I weigh in on what this means when divorce is on the table and both sides are considering who pays alimony

Tying the knot this spring? There is still time to propose a prenup!

One of the most popular times of the year to get married is the spring. After a very challenging 2020, many couples have postponed weddings that were supposed to be last spring, to this spring! Being madly in love and having to wait a year for your wedding day is hard enough, though once you […]

Navigating the Intersection of Family Law and Estates Law

While marital agreements are meant to enhance the marriage by providing certainty, clarity, and protection in the event of a dissolution of the marriage, these agreements can also function as an invaluable tool in protecting and dividing assets after death.

Journeying from a Personal Divorce to a Profession in Divorce

Stacy is joined by matrimonial attorneys and Certified Divorce Financial Analysts, Lisa Zeiderman and Faith Miller to share their personal stories from personal divorce to a profession in divorce. In this podcast you will gain insight on: • Postponing getting divorced until a maintenance alimony is not taxable to you (05:07) • Poor financial mistakes […]