2026 New York Divorce Law Updates: What Couples Should Know Before the Year Ends
If divorce or separation is something you are considering before the end of 2026, some of the financial guidelines and legal rules in New York look different than they did at the start of last year. Earlier this year, New York updated the income caps used in child support and maintenance calculations. Changes also took […]
An Uptick in Gray Divorce on Long Island
Divorce rates are declining overall, but couples over 55 on Long Island are divorcing more than ever. This article explores why gray divorce is rising, how shifting cultural and financial dynamics play a role, and why mediation offers a respectful, cost-effective path for long-term marriages ending later in life.
The New Prenup Era: Financial Clarity and Control Under New York Law
Prenuptial agreements are no longer taboo. They’re a cornerstone of modern marriage planning. This guide explores how prenups empower couples, especially women and high-net-worth professionals, to create financial clarity, protect assets, and support healthier, more dignified divorce outcomes under New York law.