Recommended reading: “Well Into Adulthood and Still Getting Money From Their Parents” Wall Street Journal, January 26th, 2024. In order to help their family thrive, many grandparents financially support their adult children and grandchildren. For example, let’s think about a couple that lives in Manhattan with an income of $350,000 – $400,000 a year. In many […]
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Nesting takes a little finesse on the part of mom and dad, but the kids get to stay put. If divorcing in a chaotic wild west style is on one end of the spectrum and divorcing like you’re having a congenial kumbaya and séance is on the other end of the spectrum, “Nesting” is the kumbaya […]
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In last month’s article, we spoke about the intersection between matrimonial law and immigration in broad brushstroke terms. In this article, we parse out specific red flags and nuances to look out for in cases where immigration is a factor. Prenuptial Agreements: Many citizens who marry immigrants choose to have a Prenuptial Agreement in place […]
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Required Reading for Involved Grandparents
/in Collaborative Divorce, Divorce Agreements, Divorce and Children, Divorce Finance, Divorce Mediation Process, Financial Planning/by Cheryl SteinRecommended reading: “Well Into Adulthood and Still Getting Money From Their Parents” Wall Street Journal, January 26th, 2024. In order to help their family thrive, many grandparents financially support their adult children and grandchildren. For example, let’s think about a couple that lives in Manhattan with an income of $350,000 – $400,000 a year. In many […]
Softening the Blow to Children Amid Divorce
/in Collaborative Divorce, Divorce Agreements, Divorce and Children, Divorce Mediation Process/by Cheryl SteinNesting takes a little finesse on the part of mom and dad, but the kids get to stay put. If divorcing in a chaotic wild west style is on one end of the spectrum and divorcing like you’re having a congenial kumbaya and séance is on the other end of the spectrum, “Nesting” is the kumbaya […]
The Interplay Between Divorce and Immigration: Part 2
/in Divorce Agreements, Divorce and Immigration, Divorce Finance/by Cheryl SteinIn last month’s article, we spoke about the intersection between matrimonial law and immigration in broad brushstroke terms. In this article, we parse out specific red flags and nuances to look out for in cases where immigration is a factor. Prenuptial Agreements: Many citizens who marry immigrants choose to have a Prenuptial Agreement in place […]