Blog Posts in 2018

• Posted By The Law Firm of Wayne F. Crowe, Jr., P.C. 19-Sep-2018

  How a Divorce Can Affect Your 401(k) or Retirement Plan

  Filing for divorce is undoubtedly one of the most stressful situations you can go through. It is both emotionally and financially taxing. As you navigate the many challenges of your divorce proceedings, you may be wondering how the divorce could ...

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• Posted By The Law Firm of Wayne F. Crowe, Jr., P.C. 31-Aug-2018

  Do I Have to Go to Court for My Divorce?

  Divorce can be one of the most difficult and emotionally-draining experiences a person will ever face. With so much on the line, the outcome can have a significant impact on your future once the marriage ends. Since divorce is a legal process, you ...

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• Posted By The Law Firm of Wayne F. Crowe, Jr., P.C. 11-Jul-2018

  How Are Debts Split in a Divorce?

  When you get a divorce in the state of New York, all of your assets, including your debts, will be divided equitably. In other words, everything you owned with your spouse is subject to division, including credit card balances, mortgages, auto loans, ...

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• Posted By The Law Firm of Wayne F. Crowe, Jr., P.C. 19-Jun-2018

  How To Enforce a Court Order

  Not everyone follows the rules like they should, and if your ex is not abiding by the orders set forth by the court, you should take action to ensure they comply. By failing to follow court orders, your ex may alter your parenting plan, taking up ...

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• Posted By The Law Firm of Wayne F. Crowe, Jr., P.C. 15-May-2018

  What Happens If My Spouse is Hiding Assets During Our Divorce?

  When a couple decides to get a divorce, each spouse must provide the court with binding documents declaring all properties, funds, investments, and other assets. However, people sometimes try to lie on these documents in hopes that they will be able ...

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• Posted By Brittany Christensen 10-May-2018

  Attorney In Your Corner

  In this helpful video message, Attorney Wayne Crowe of The Law Firm of Wayne F. Crowe Jr. discusses the importance of an attorney’s duty to be a zealous legal advocate on behalf of their clients whenever needed.

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• Posted By The Law Firm of Wayne F. Crowe, Jr., P.C. 10-Apr-2018

  How Can You Modify Your Child Support Payments?

  Child support is an essential tool used to help provide for children whose parents are no longer together. However, sometimes those payments become too restrictive or are not adequate to provide for the child’s needs. When your financial ...

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• Posted By The Law Firm of Wayne F. Crowe, Jr., P.C. 8-Mar-2018

  How Do I Tell My Children About Our Divorce?

  When parents decide to seek a divorce, one of their biggest concerns is often how their children will cope with the news. Children may react to a divorce differently depending on their personalities and the circumstances that led to the divorce. Each ...

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• Posted By The Law Firm of Wayne F. Crowe, Jr., P.C. 6-Feb-2018

  Tips for Divorcing Your Abusive Spouse

  Divorce is difficult in any case, but when abuse is involved it can be far more challenging. Remaining in an abusive relationship can be exceedingly dangerous and damaging, especially if children are involved. According to the National Coalition ...

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• Posted By The Law Firm of Wayne F. Crowe, Jr., P.C. 16-Jan-2018

  What Are the Differences Between a Contested and Uncontested Divorce?

  There are many aspects of divorce that can be challenging. Couples going through a divorce often disagree about how to distribute their shared property, what to do with debt, how to share time with their children, whether or not alimony or child ...

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• Posted By The Law Firm of Wayne F. Crowe, Jr., P.C. 5-Jan-2018

  How Custody Is Decided in New York Family Courts

  Child custody can be one of the most complicated parts of the divorce process. Both parents typically want to spend as much time with their kids as possible, which is why custody often results in litigation. If parents can’t agree on a child ...

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