Analysis of New York State Matrimonial Law: Equitable Distribution Without Divorce for Religious Reasons

Analysis of New York State Matrimonial Law: Equitable Distribution Without Divorce for Religious Reasons

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. New York State (NYS) matrimonial law is a complex legal framework that aims to balance the rights and interests of spouses in the context of marriage dissolution. A unique issue arises when individuals seek equitable distribution of marital property but refuse divorce due to religious convictions. This situation highlights a confluence […]

Filing for Divorce Before or After the Holidays: What You Need to Know

Filing for Divorce Before or After the Holidays: What You Need to Know

Editorial credit: Zamrznuti tonovi / shutterstock.com The decision to file for divorce is never easy, and the timing can be especially challenging when the holidays are approaching. Whether you’re considering filing before or after the festive season, understanding the legal, emotional, and financial implications can help you make an informed decision. In this article, we’ll […]

Should I Get a Divorce? 7 Signs It Might Be the Best Option

Should I Get a Divorce? 7 Signs It Might Be the Best Option

Editorial credit: shisu_ka / shutterstock.com  Marriage is a lifelong commitment filled with ups and downs. It’s normal to experience difficulties in any long-term relationship. However, not all problems are fleeting or easily solved. Sometimes, couples face significant issues that question whether continuing the marriage is in their best interest. If you’re in such a situation, […]

The Greatest Love Story Never Told Comes to An End. Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck: A Look at the Latest Divorce Documents and the Legal Implications of Divorce Without a Prenup in New York

The Greatest Love Story Never Told Comes to An End. Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck: A Look at the Latest Divorce Documents and the Legal Implications of Divorce Without a Prenup in New York

By Janet Howard, CAW Exclusive | Editorial Credit: Kathy Hutchins / Shutterstock.com  Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have once again become the talk of the town as new developments in their highly publicized split have come to light. On Thursday, August 22, Jennifer Lopez, often called J.Lo, filed a new round of divorce documents that […]

Jennifer Lopez “Likes” Post About Unhealthy Relationships Amid Ben Affleck Divorce Rumors

Jennifer Lopez “Likes” Post About Unhealthy Relationships Amid Ben Affleck Divorce Rumors

Editorial credit: Tinseltown / Shutterstock.com By Christina Perrie | MSN The couple hasn’t been seen together since March. The internet has been swirling with rumors that Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck might be experiencing trouble in paradise. Chronically online sleuths have pointed to the fact that the couple hasn’t been photographed together for 47—now 48—days. And […]

Will I Be Happier If I Get A Divorce?

Will I Be Happier If I Get A Divorce?

Originally published on 311divorce.com Consider the case of Janice and James, a couple who have been married for 15 years. Their relationship, like many others, has evolved over time. Initially, they shared a strong bond with mutual respect and understanding. However, as the years passed, they began facing unresolved conflicts that slowly eroded their connection. For […]

Separation and Divorce: Who Gets the Friends?

Separation and Divorce: Who Gets the Friends?

Separation and divorce are emotionally challenging experiences that often involve not only the division of assets but also the separation of social circles, including friends. While many aspects of a separation or divorce can be legally negotiated, determining who gets the friends can be a complex and delicate matter. This essay explores the dynamics surrounding […]

How Can I Cope with Divorce as a Christian?

How Can I Cope with Divorce as a Christian?

By Mary Campbell Divorce is a complex and emotional experience. There is an assumption that Christian marriages stand the test of time, are resilient, and are unlikely to end in divorce. However, recent studies have revealed that the percentage of Christian marriages that end in divorce is astonishingly high. According to data from the Centers for […]

Divorce and Foreclosure

Divorce and Foreclosure

By Victoria Falk What do you do when “I do” turns into “I don’t,” and you can no longer stand to be in the presence of the person that you imagined you would spend the rest of your life with? You vowed to be together “…for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness […]

The Least Romantic Valentine’s Day Ever: Why Financial Discussions Just Might Save Your Relationships

The Least Romantic Valentine’s Day Ever: Why Financial Discussions Just Might Save Your Relationships

By Janet Howard On the list of best Valentine’s Day activities, talking about money ranks just below washing the dishes and cleaning the floor, but unlike those household chores, discussing the way you feel about your finances just might save your relationship. You might not want to lead with those money matters — it is […]