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In a New York divorce, wasting assets, known as “wasteful dissipation,” happens when one spouse uses marital assets for personal purposes unrelated to the marriage or spends them recklessly as the marriage moves toward divorce. A judge may consider that conduct when...
Retirement savings often represent your largest asset after a home. In New York, funds added to a 401k, pension, or IRA between your wedding day and the date you file for divorce belong to both spouses. Courts split these accounts based on fairness rather than an...
Losing a job can quickly disrupt even a well-planned financial routine. Child support may become a pressing concern because the existing order usually continues despite a change in employment. If you recently became unemployed, you might wonder whether your monthly...
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