How Long Do You Have to Be Separated in New York Before Divorce?

How Long Do You Have to Be Separated in New York Before Divorce?

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. In New York State, separation before divorce depends on the type of divorce being pursued. While no-fault divorce does not require a mandatory separation period, some couples may choose legal separation as a pathway to divorce. The required separation time varies based on whether the divorce is based on separation agreement, […]

The Risks of Filing an Improper or Untimely Divorce After Receiving a Green Card Through Marriage

The Risks of Filing an Improper or Untimely Divorce After Receiving a Green Card Through Marriage

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. Divorce is a complex legal process, but it becomes even more complicated when one spouse has obtained a green card (permanent residency) through marriage. The timing of the divorce and how it is handled can have serious immigration consequences, including the potential loss of legal status and deportation risks. This article […]

What Is a Wife Entitled to in a Divorce in New York State?

What Is a Wife Entitled to in a Divorce in New York State?

By Brian Figeroux. Esq.  Divorce is a legally complex and emotionally challenging process, and one of the biggest concerns for spouses is who gets what after the marriage ends. In New York State, divorce laws aim to ensure fairness, particularly when it comes to dividing assets, determining spousal support, and addressing child custody and support. […]

The Most Important Elements in Successful Relationships: It’s What’s Between the Ears, Not What’s Between the Legs

The Most Important Elements in Successful Relationships: It’s What’s Between the Ears, Not What’s Between the Legs

By Sandy Connors When discussing relationships, people often focus on external factors—physical attraction, financial stability, or even social compatibility. However, the most critical elements of a successful relationship lie in the mind. Emotional intelligence, communication, shared values, and mutual respect outweigh physical attraction or sexual compatibility in fostering long-term, meaningful connections. This article will explore […]

Love in Action vs. Words: Why “Show Me You Love Me” Matters More Than “Tell Me”

Love in Action vs. Words: Why “Show Me You Love Me” Matters More Than “Tell Me”

By Esther Claudette Gittens Love is a complex and deeply personal experience, and people express and receive it in different ways. Some individuals find comfort in hearing the words “I love you”, while others value actions over verbal affirmations. A significant portion of people prefer love to be demonstrated rather than simply spoken because actions […]

Love Hurts: Heartbreak This Valentine’s Day

Love Hurts: Heartbreak This Valentine’s Day

By Janet Howard Valentine’s Day is often seen as a celebration of love, but it can also bring up feelings of heartache and sadness for many. Whether you’re experiencing a breakup, dealing with unrequited love, or simply feeling lonely, love can hurt. But it’s important to remember that love can be painful and offers opportunities […]

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Actual Hearts in Mind

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Actual Hearts in Mind

By Michael Merschel, American Heart Association News Valentine’s Day is a celebration of the heart. But some of the clichéd approaches to commemorate it – we’re looking at you, big red box of candy and decadent dinner out – are not that great for your actual heart. Don’t worry, this isn’t a story where we […]

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