BROOKLYN, New York. Jeff Bezos recently announced that he and his wife of 25 years will be getting divorced. Unlike a divorce where two people earn regular salaries, have some assets, and debts, divorces among the extraordinarily wealthy, who often own major stakes in their own companies, can be highly complex. According to the Atlantic, […]
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Considering a Separation? Why Divorce Might Still Be the Best Choice
BROOKLYN, New York. Many couples who are going through a divorce begin the process with a separation. It is often the first step divorcing couples need to take to begin dividing their lives. Yet, some couples fail to move beyond the initial separation process, delaying divorce for sometimes years at a time. While rushing to […]
If Your New Year’s Resolution is to Get Divorced—Read This
BROOKLYN, New York. The decision to get divorced can be one of the toughest choices anyone can make. Many couples wait until the holiday season has passed to finalize their choice to get divorced. If you are finding that divorce is your New Year’s resolution. Here are some things to keep in mind.
Can I Date During My Divorce?
BROOKLYN, New York. Many divorce cases in New York are triggered when one partner in the marriage meets someone new or has an affair. One of the questions these individuals might ask is this: can I date during my divorce? As a general rule, the safest bet when it comes to getting the best possible […]
Am I Entitled to Receive Alimony? What the New Tax Law Means to You
BROOKLYN, New York. If you are getting divorced and you and your spouse earn significantly different salaries, the person making more money may be required to pay alimony to the person making less. In general, couples must have been married for more than a few years for alimony to be awarded. Alimony is designed to […]
Divorce and Your Investments
BROOKLYN, New York. The New York Times is reporting that greater stock volatility may be the norm in the future. The S&P 500 is reportedly down by 4.6%. Overall, stocks are down by 1.5%. If you are thinking about getting divorced, what does this volatility mean for your investments and for your divorce?







