Financial issues and grief often lead to similar feelings

Trying to address financial issues is often like going through the stages of grief. You may first deny that a problem exists and then feel angry that your situation became this overwhelming. You could also consider bargaining as a way to lower your o… Read More
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Commonly asked divorce questions

Ending your marriage might be one of the hardest things you will do during your lifetime, but you know it is for the best. You just have to get through it. When first considering divorce, you are likely to have a million questions to which you need a… Read More
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The benefits the automatic stay offers overwhelmed consumers

When carrying a significant amount of debt, New York consumers may feel like there is no way out. The past-due notices are stressful, as are the phone calls, letters and threats from debt collectors. Depending on the situation, it may be possible for… Read More
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What happens to your credit score after bankruptcy?

Struggling each month to pay your bills can quickly take a toll. You may notice the pressure affecting many areas of your life, including your job, your relationships and your health. You know there are alternatives that could set you on a path to de… Read More
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Co-Parenting After Divorc…

Co-Parenting After Divorce

Conflict is a reality for most families in divorce. How you and your ex choose to parent will have a big impact on your children’s lives. After a split, there is no one-size-fits-all solution for parents, but as you and your ex attempt to navigate… Read More
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Farm specific bankruptcy protections

You are likely familiar with a chapter 7, or liquidation bankruptcy, and a chapter 13 personal or consumer bankruptcy where a person’s debts are reorganized to repay creditors by a proportional share of the debtor’s income and assets. However, be… Read More
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Why there are rarely any winners in child custody proceedings

Divorce can bring out many different emotions in New York parents. When it comes to the part of the proceedings that involves who gets primary custody of the child, many spouses express their determination to “win” the battle and defeat their ex.… Read More
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How “best interests” of the child are determined

“Best interests of the child,” is a phrase you may have heard said a lot when talking about custody. Courts generally decide custody based on what they think best fits the “best interests of the child” but what does that mean exactly? Determi… Read More
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Bankruptcy basics: Chapter 7 and chapter 13 explained

Entering the world of bankruptcy may feel overwhelming for anyone looking to relieve their burden of unmet financial obligations. However, simplifying the process begins by understanding the basic components that leads you toward the relief and freed… Read More
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What happens to business when you divorce your business partner?

You and your spouse have a successful business. Together, the two of you worked hard to make this dream a reality. You both put in long hours, did research and worked through issues. This business is your livelihood. Both of you are extremely proud o… Read More
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