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Mar 23, 2016BY: Nancy KayeIN: Finances and the Financial Neutral

Separating Your Retirement Assets Pre- and Post-Divorce

The Collaborative Divorce process makes anything possible if the two parties can agree.  Remember, you always want to have your attorney’s input and guidance in the decision making process. A Collaborative Divorce generally takes less time than a litigated settlement. The speediness of action is facilitated by openness, the sharing of information, and the desire […]

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Jul 21, 2015BY: Nancy KayeIN: Finances and the Financial Neutral

Divorcing Wives & Husbands Ask: Who Gets the Money?

Q 1. She Asks: Our marriage isn’t working, neither of us knows where to begin, and we don’t want to upset the children – but we’re not happy. Any suggestions? A 1. A good start is that you keep talking to each other and agree to find an arrangement that works for the entire family. […]

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Jun 14, 2015BY: Charles McEvilyIN: Finances and the Financial Neutral,Packages and Options

Child Support Calculations under New York Law

One method of calculating child support in a divorce is provided by New York laws. Basic Child Support is calculated by a statutory (DRL §240[1-b]) formula in New York. The formula has complex aspects which must be explained by your attorney, but in essence, the non-residential parent (who we will call the “payor”) must pay […]

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