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09/04/2026

Prenuptial Agreement in New York

A prenuptial agreement can provide New York couples with financial clarity and peace of mind before marriage. It allows the parties to determine how assets, debts, businesses, real estate, and inheritances will be treated if the marriage ends. A prenup can also protect separate property and establis...

09/03/2026

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09/01/2026

New York Domestic Relations Law §170(6) and §170(7): Living Separate and Apart Under a Separation Agreement Compared to No-Fault Divorce

New York Domestic Relations Law (DRL) §170 establishes the legal grounds upon which a court may grant a judgment of divorce. Among these grounds is DRL §170(6), which allows spouses to obtain a divorce after living separate and apart pursuant to a written separation agreement. In contrast, DRL §1...

08/31/2026

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We are thrilled to welcome Stephanie Giancristofaro-Partyka to the Capetola & Divins team!

08/31/2026

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08/28/2026

The Practical Aspect of Settling Your Divorce

08/27/2026

Don’t miss this upcoming Q&A with the Goncalves family, hosted by Stephanie!

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08/26/2026

The Practical Aspect of Settling Your Divorce

While I understand that you are probably feeling a whole host of emotions from anger to hurt, even resentment, my advice to you is attempt to put those feelings aside and settle your divorce before entering litigation. Allowing your feelings to determine the course of your divorce is not practical.....

08/25/2026

We join millions in mourning the loss of Dolly Parton, an extraordinary artist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist whose generosity and impact extended far beyond music.

08/24/2026

New York Domestic Relations Law §170(5) and §170(7): Living Separate and Apart Under a Separation Judgment Compared to No-Fault Divorce

New York Domestic Relations Law (DRL) §170 establishes the legal grounds upon which a court may grant a judgment of divorce. One of these grounds, DRL §170(5), allows a divorce after the spouses have lived separate and apart pursuant to a judgment of separation. Another, DRL §170(7), provides New...