Adam D. Citron, Esq. Divorce Lawyer-Davidoff Hutcher & Citron LLP

02/13/2024

You're thinking of popping the question, but you want a prenup. With Valentine's Day approaching, DHC’s Leslie Barbara, Adam D. Citron, and Patricia Grant of our Matrimonial law practice offer 5 practical ways to get to 'happily ever after'. Learn more: dhclegal.com/blogs/five-ways-ask-prenup-on-valentines-day/

04/28/2023

DHC’s Divorce and Family Law Partner, Adam D. Citron spoke to Marketplace Business News about wedding preparations and logistics that can save couples from the potential hardship of negotiating division of assets in the case of divorce. Read “Why are Prenups important prior to taking vows?” and learn more about Adam and Davidoff Hutcher & Citron’s Divorce and Family Law practice here: https://dhclegal.com/news/citron-on-value-of-prenups-and-signing-ahead-of-nuptials/

02/16/2023

Adam D. Citron, Partner in Davidoff Hutcher & Citron’s Matrimonial Law practice was featured in a Fox Business Valentine's day story about how couples approach the conversation of finances. To read the informative article and learn more about Adam and DHC’s Matrimonial Law practice, click here: https://dhclegal.com/news/citron-in-fox-business-news-on-couples-finance-article/

09/15/2020

DHC’s Divorce and Family Law Partner Adam Citron spoke to the Wall Street Journal about the complications married couples face when one spouse receives an inheritance. Citron advised that Couples who decide to use part of an inheritance to make a big purchase—say, a vacation home—should be careful about how that purchase is structured and recorded. Experts advise writing a check directly from an account designated for the inherited funds, and keeping records to show the withdrawal. In the event a check for such a purchase needs to be drawn from a joint or single account, the inherited funds should only be placed in that account for a short period, close in time to the purchase, so it is clear that the funds were transferred for “convenience purposes” for that particular transaction, says Adam D. Citron, partner at Davidoff Hutcher & Citron LLP. He also suggests having a written agreement, signed or acknowledged by the other spouse, that the money was contributed with the understanding that upon a sale (or divorce), the inherited funds and any appreciation would be credited back to the contributing spouse. Read more here.

03/30/2020

To all my friends and business colleagues, in the event you need financial assistance and guidance with applying for the government programs and loans associated with the recently enacted Federal Stimulus Bill please contact me at [email protected] and I will be happy to put you in touch with a member of our special task force which has been assembled of attorneys and government relations specialists to meet our clients needs during this tumultuous time.

Davidoff Hutcher & Citron (“DHC”) has formed a multi-disciplinary task force of attorneys and lobbyists to assist clients seeking government sponsored loans and grants that have been made available in light of the COVID-19 pandemic (“Financial Assistance Programs”).

01/27/2018

https://nypost.com/2018/01/26/the-cynical-reasons-the-divorce-rate-is-about-to-boom/

Divorce, like marriage, is taxing. The sweeping new tax law that President Donald Trump signed in December could soon make paying alimony more expensive for some members of the roughly 800,000 coup…

10/04/2016

05/14/2014

05/14/2014

Adam D. Citron is a member of the Firm’s Matrimonial and Family Law and Art Law practice areas. Prior to joining the Firm in January of 2013, Mr. Citron served as an Assistant District Attorney in Westchester County under the Honorable Janet DiFiore. Within the District Attorney’s office, Mr. Citron was assigned to both the Motions, Appeals and Special Litigation Division and the Grand Jury and Local Court Division. In his role as an Assistant District Attorney he has argued before the Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court.

Mr. Citron attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison, receiving a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and is a cm laude graduate of the University of Miami School of Law, where he received his J.D. in May 2009.

Mr. Citron is a member of the New York State Bar and is admitted in the United States District Court for the Southern District.