Your ex-spouse generally cannot gain a share of your family’s business, but a caveat exists that increases the stakes of your divorce. Thinking about your ex having control over what you have worked hard for can be terrifying. The laws of New York explain the risks,...
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Is a prenuptial agreement really ‘bulletproof’ in New York?
No, a prenuptial agreement is not bulletproof under New York law. The courts have rules for enforcing and nullifying agreements. Understanding the strict standards is critical whether you want to draft a meticulous plan or impose a prenup during divorce. How New York...
Addressing complex investment real estate holdings in a New York divorce
New York real estate can be incredibly valuable, which is why many people use it as an investment. In addition to a home and a vacation property, married couples might acquire properties that can generate rental income or that are likely to appreciate in value over...
Preserving the legacy: trusts and inheritances in New York divorce
In most cases, a divorce is a personal transition that can impact years of financial planning. But when this involves large inheritances or complex trust structures, matters can complicate quickly. In these cases, the main goal is to prevent separate property from...
Forensic accounting and lifestyle analysis: why do they matter in a New York divorce
Whenever there is a high-net-worth divorce, one of the key aspects of the legal process is transparency. And while some legal strategists may think that tax returns are a trustworthy tool, sometimes there are assets that require the precision of forensic accounting...
