David Shapiro

For older people divorcing after a long marriage, concerns about retirement savings are paramount. If you were the primary wage earner, you may be responsible for the vast majority of the nest egg you’ve built. Unfortunately, retirement savings that accrued during the marriage are considered … [Read more...] about How Can I Protect My Retirement Savings In A Divorce In Queens?

It’s probable that a collaborative divorce will result in a settlement that you feel comfortable with, especially compared to the results of many litigated divorces. The collaborative divorce process is very different than the traditional approach, relying on the parties to be willing to work … [Read more...] about As The Higher-Earning Spouse, Will A Collaborative Divorce Be More Financially Beneficial Than A Traditional Divorce In Queens?

Well, you should know that under current New York law, your spouse can divorce you without your consent, and even without your participation. If your goal is to put a stop to a divorce that your spouse has begun, you have very few options to achieve that, and no legal route to prevent the … [Read more...] about What Happens When I Don’t Consent To My Spouse’s Divorce Petition In Queens?

Yes, even if your divorce in Queens is uncontested, you’ll still have to file on the grounds allowed under New York law. For most couples facing divorce, Irretrievable Breakdown is the preferred ground, and gives you the simplest and least expensive pathway to a divorce. This is New York’s … [Read more...] about Are Grounds Required For Uncontested Divorces In Queens?