On behalf of Iacono Law | Jun 5, 2020 | Divorce
Some people dismiss prenuptial agreements as a couple planning to fail in their marriage. In reality, creating a prenuptial agreement prior to marriage or agreeing to terms in a postnuptial agreement during a marriage can protect the marriage and benefit the spouses,...
On behalf of Iacono Law | Mar 18, 2020 | Divorce
Social media has made it easier than ever for people to remain in close contact with family, friends, colleagues and other acquaintances. It can also put a lot of strain on marriages, including airing spouses’ dirty laundry or facilitating extramarital affairs. When...
by Iacono Law | Dec 20, 2019 | Divorce
People get divorced for a variety of reasons, such as growing apart, infidelity or disputes over money and children. But a common theme is the loss of trust between the two partners. When mistrust exists in a marriage, it’s possible that one or both spouses might try...
On behalf of Iacono Law | Mar 15, 2017 | Divorce
Generally speaking, the greater the assets you’ve accumulated before you marry, the more important a prenuptial agreement is to your financial security. Many professionals agree that in an age when fully half of all marriages end in divorce, a prenuptial...
On behalf of Iacono Law | Mar 9, 2017 | Divorce
The effects of a divorce can be traumatic on children of all ages. Especially in times of conflict during a divorce, your child may have a hard time coping. Conflicts during divorce can greatly impact a child’s mental health and sense of wellbeing. The good news...
On behalf of Iacono Law | Feb 17, 2017 | Divorce
Divorce is stressful for everyone involved. That is particularly true for any children in the family. The dissolution of their previous family unit can be a source of fear, anxiety, anger and even depression in children and teenagers. While every family’s...
On behalf of Iacono Law | Jan 19, 2017 | Divorce
Emotions are high during a divorce. Most of us use social media as a means of communicating about our lives and feelings, but doing so during a divorce isn’t always the best option. No matter how strongly you feel about the situation, most of that information...
On behalf of Iacono Law | Dec 14, 2016 | Divorce
Parents of young children who are struggling through their first post-divorce holiday season can easily become overwhelmed by the stress. While it is natural to have trouble adapting to what is now the new normal, it’s vital to try to keep things as close to...
On behalf of Iacono Law | Nov 18, 2016 | Divorce
The rate of baby boomer divorces continues to rise in the United States. Over the last quarter-century, Americans older than 50 have gotten divorced at twice the rate of those in that age group prior to 1990. For those who are older than 65, the divorce rates are even...
On behalf of Iacono Law | Oct 26, 2016 | Divorce
It is not uncommon for New Yorkers to hold degrees that are seemingly unrelated to their current professions. For example, a person with a law degree may start a non-profit or go into teaching. Someone with a Master’s in public health may open a coffee shop, or...
