DIVORCE

Going through a divorce is never easy. We can help make sure the effort is worth it by helping you secure an outcome that preserves your future security.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you are contemplating filing for divorce, you undoubtedly have many questions and concerns about how divorce will affect your life and your future. Fattore Law takes the time to listen to your questions and gives you sincere and straightforward answers.

Why Not Just Get A Divorce?

A written separation agreement can function in much the same way as a divorce. You can reach a property settlement. You can outline child custody and visitation arrangements. You can establish child support and spousal maintenance agreements.

How Will Separate And Marital Property Be Divided?

In property division, "equitable" does not mean "equal." Numerous factors play into determining the division of marital property. The ultimate goal of equitable property division is to divide property acquired during the marriage fairly - not necessarily evenly.

Can I Receive Child Support / Spousal Support While My Divorce Is Being Decided?

Beginning the divorce process can turn a person's life upside-down. The finances that previously served everyone's needs now need to support two separate households. Once the divorce is final, issues like child support and spousal maintenance will be resolved, but a divorce, depending on the level of conflict and the issues involved, can take a substantial amount of time to resolve.

How Can You Enforce Compliance With A Family Court Order?

After the long, hard fight of resolving a divorce or other family law matter, most people hope that the solutions that were put in place will not need to be revisited ever again. But, the unfortunate fact is that the other party may not be upholding his or her end of the bargain. The other party may be failing periodically or may have simply ceased all together in their attempts to continue to meet those obligations.

How Is Child Support Calculated In New York?

The New York Child Support Standards Act is designed to ensure that child support awards are fair and consistent throughout the state. The statutory guidelines are intended to allow children to maintain the same standard of living they would have had if their parents hadn’t divorced.

Domestic Violence? Take Action Immediately

Whether you've been abused or accused of abuse, any situation involving domestic violence requires immediate action. Find an attorney with the legal knowledge to respond swiftly and properly to help avoid any further damage.