Many in New York are both spouses and employees. When they are in the process of ceasing to become a spouse, they are still an employee and must go into work every day. In the end, they need to continue to perform at their job so that they can stay employed. However,...
Month: June 2020
Engaged couples should consider signing prenuptial agreements
New York couples who are considering getting married need to contemplate what may happen if they divorce. The high divorce rate requires that couples be realistic and optimistic at the same time. Realism would necessitate that the future spouses sign a prenuptial...
Financial considerations for older adults in a divorce
When older adults in New York decide to get a divorce, they may be near retirement or already retired. Their finances may be complex, and they may have to rethink their retirement plans. They may need to build up their liquid savings or ensure that they are still able...
Working together to create a custody schedule
Going through a divorce or separation is always difficult, especially when minor children are involved. Children may feel like the divorce is their fault, or they may feel a sense of confusion and abandonment. Parents in New York should heed the advice of...
COVID 19 Alert: Latest Developments Affecting the Courts, The Justice System, and O’Brien & Associates Law Firm Operations
Since April 6, 2020, New York courts in the Capital Region (the Third Judicial District of NY) have been operating according to a “Virtual Courtroom Protocol” described in our previous “COVID 19 Alert,” posted on our website on April 21, 2020. Following the Governor’s...
