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Have you caught yourself wondering whether leaving the marital home will make things smoother—or only create new complications? It’s one of the first questions people raise when facing separation in Manhattan: Can I move out before filing for divorce? Technically, yes. But the choice is […]

When a marriage is coming to an end, the first move can feel like the most important one. Many clients ask us right away: Does it matter who files for divorce first? In New York, filing first does not automatically determine who will win custody, […]

Moving in together is a major milestone, but cohabitation doesn’t come with automatic legal protections in New York. Whether you’re buying property, sharing finances, or planning a future as an unmarried couple, a clear agreement can prevent costly misunderstandings later. A cohabitation agreement in New […]

After divorce, especially in a place like New York City, co-parenting can get complicated really fast. You’re no longer under one roof, but the job of raising your child doesn’t pause, it shifts. Now, it’s about structure, flexibility, and finding common ground. Courts in the […]

In New York, business owners often find that divorce introduces more than just emotional complications. When a closely held company becomes part of marital discussions, the financial implications can be significant. Understanding how to protect your business from divorce is crucial if you want to […]

In Manhattan, divorce financial planning typically involves a network of professionals—including Certified Divorce Financial Analysts (CDFAs), financial planners, and advisors—who help individuals manage the complex financial dimensions of separation. Their guidance spans asset division, tax exposure, and long-term financial planning, offering structure to support informed, […]

How much does a prenup cost in NY? The cost typically ranges from $3,000 to $8,000, but it can swing higher depending on your situation. What drives the price? Things like attorney fees, how detailed the agreement needs to be, and how many drafts you […]

Many clients ask, “Can a divorce be denied in New York?” While it doesn’t happen often, the answer is yes. A judge can deny a divorce if key legal requirements—such as proper service, valid grounds, or jurisdiction—aren’t fully met. At The Levoritz Law Firm, we […]