David Shapiro

Not all divorces in Queens include confidentiality agreements, but when one party has reason to believe that disclosed information could be misused, they will often seek contractual protection prior to issuance. Whether or not to sign is a complicated question, and depends on various factors, … [Read more...] about Should I Sign A Confidentiality Agreement As Part Of Discovery During My Queens Divorce?

Once you’ve filed for divorce, things can go downhill very fast in terms of being able to talk things through with your spouse. You may have begun with an amicable approach that degraded into a contested divorce. No matter how it happened, you’ll find yourself needing verifiable information … [Read more...] about How Can I Get Information From My Spouse Once Our Divorce Becomes Contested In Queens?

Yes, during the discovery phase of your divorce in Queens, you and your spouse will exchange statements of net worth, as well as pertinent information like the appraised value of physical property. Accurate financial information from both parties is vital to achieving a fair divorce settlement, … [Read more...] about Do I Get To See My Spouse’s Financial Information During Discovery In Our Queens Divorce?

The discovery phase of your divorce is the period in which both sides share financial disclosures and other information they need to proceed with the action. During the Preliminary Conference, the sides will establish a discovery schedule, and the parties will agree to exchange financial … [Read more...] about What Happens During The Discovery Phase In A Queens Divorce?