Over the course of your marriage, you may have accumulated assets that you want to keep in your divorce. Maybe you established a business, bought a home, invested your funds in stocks or bonds, contributed to a retirement account, or purchased other property. Perhaps you had property you inherited or came into the marriage with and want to protect.

We recognize that dividing property is a pivotal component of divorce. New York is not a community property state, which means that the law does not require that all assets be divided equally. Instead, the courts consider what is “equitable”, or fair.

We meticulously identify, value and negotiate ownership of all assets that you accumulated as you built your marriage. Our goal is to ensure you maintain the assets important to you and that any division of assets and liabilities is equitable taking into consideration the specific details of your marriage. We will work alongside you to ensure you can walk away from your marriage with a financial package that will support your future.