In a recent case heard in Manhattan Supreme Court, Justice Milton A. Tingling ordered the sale of a Queens home by a receiver at a price set by the Court. The home was ordered sold during the course of the marriage.The Appellate Division (an appeals court) ruled that Justice Tingling should not have sold the home during the pendency of the … [Read more...]
Division of Property in a Divorce
The division of assets in a divorce can be a significant issue. Lawyers are expensive. They charge on an hourly basis. A "common sense" approach to division of assets can reduce your legal expenses. Both parties may have deferred compensation assets, such as pensions, 401Ks, 403Bs, and IRAs. You should establish the value of these assets and … [Read more...]