Monthly Archives: September 2026
Ironclad or Ignored? How New York Courts Decide Whether to Enforce a Prenuptial Agreement
You signed a prenuptial agreement years ago, back when the wedding invitations were still being addressed. Now, with divorce on the horizon, you are wondering whether that document actually holds up. It is a fair question, and one that catches a lot of people off guard. Just because both spouses signed a prenup does… Read More »
Two Kinds of Support: Untangling Temporary and Post-Divorce Maintenance in Suffolk County
If you are staring down a divorce in Suffolk County, you have probably heard the word “maintenance” thrown around more than once, sometimes attached to the word “temporary” and sometimes to “post-divorce.” Are these the same thing with different names, or are they actually two separate financial arrangements? As Suffolk County divorce attorneys, we… Read More »