COVID-19 has been a challenge to many families. The pandemic and the restrictions created to control it, has led to layoffs and business closures, creating financial insecurity across millions of households across the United States. The stay-at-home orders are forcing couples to spend more time together, share chores and childcare. A Wave of Divorce Unfortunately,

If there’s one thing we all share in common, it’s the fact that we all die someday. As Steve Jobs once said, “Death is the destination we all share. No one has ever escaped it.” We’re all going to die, and as much as we don’t want to die, we still have to make certain preparations

Owning a family business is a great way to increase household income and explore interests outside one’s professional capacity. Most family businesses start as hobbies, and sometimes people make mistakes that put the company at risk. Talking to an experienced family lawyer can help provide guidelines on how to safeguard your business legally. Here are

Despite the doom-and-gloom we’re faced with, certain opportunities present themselves. One of these is the chance to reevaluate and correct our mindset and behavior about money management. We need to have a battle plan for when the lockdowns get lifted so that this financial challenge doesn’t happen to us again. 7 Ways to Manage Your Finances

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The marital home is often the most contentious element of a divorce. It’s often the most valuable. The couple invested in it and made it into their home. Who gets it? More importantly, who should move out while the divorce proceeding isn’t finalized yet? Whether you live in another county or in Suffolk County, a divorce