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Divorce is something you likely never thought you would have to go through, but many Americans do, and you are not alone. You probably have many questions about divorce and the process, and we have compiled a list of our most frequently asked questions to assist you. If you do not see the answer you are looking for, please do not hesitate to reach out to our divorce lawyers in Brooklyn at 718-210-0032.
Many people wonder this, and the answer is simple, no. You are not stuck with your spouse’s last name and you can get your maiden name back. In fact, the process is simple and our divorce lawyer in Brooklyn can walk you through it.
This is a more complicated situation and requires an experienced divorce attorney in Brooklyn. Our team can walk you through what steps need to be taken. While you can get a divorce even if you do not know where your spouse is, it is not always as easy as you may think. In addition, you will need to show that you have made a reasonable attempt to locate the other individual.
No. Divorces, in both situations, are handled the same.
A parenting plan is an agreement between you and your partner in regard to the custody of your children. The parenting plan can include things such as how medical costs should be split, who makes decisions regarding medical issues, school, and the like. Anyone who has children should have a parenting plan in place. If the two parties cannot agree on a reasonable parenting plan, the court will create one for the parties.
An annulment of a marriage is the ending of a marriage that was not valid from the start. Often, this means that one of the parties married under false pretenses such as they were told their partner wanted to have children but once they were married, the partner stated they never wanted children. Annulments are different than divorces and should be discussed with a professional divorce attorney in Brooklyn.
It depends. Animals are considered property and can be requested through the divorce. In most cases, the judge will take into account who has the greatest bond with the animal(s) and who can best take care of the animal(s).
This is a common problem that happens. It is important for you to do just what the court order says. If you have not been ordered to pay for repairs, then you are not required to. However, if you have been ordered to help pay for repairs, then you must. Our Brooklyn divorce attorneys can assist you with any questions you may have about what you are responsible for in your divorce. Give us a call at 718-210-0032.
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