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Steps to Divorce in New York: Get Your Case on the Court’s Calendar In cases where your spouse defaults or agrees to the divorce, you’ll proceed to get your case on the court’s calendar. This might require filing out more forms like a sworn statement of removal of barriers to remarriage and a child support worksheet. Once you complete all the forms, file them with the clerk. The judge will then issue a divorce judgment after approval.  Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/e8vrJg_H Have questions? Contact Studin Young & Nigro Law Group. #NewYorkDivorceAttorney #DivorceLawyerNY #FamilyLawNYC #LegalAdviceNY #DivorceSupport #NYCFamilyLaw #DivorceProcessNY #AttorneyAtLawNY #NewYorkLaw #DivorceConsultation

Steps to Divorce in New York: The Defendant’s Response The defendant has 20 days to respond to the divorce sermons and 30 days if they’re out of state. If your spouse agrees to the divorce, they must return a completed form to you within 40 days of receiving the papers. This is an uncontested divorce, meaning the defendant has agreed to all legal matters raised, including alimony, child support and custody, and division of property. An uncontested divorce is often quicker because it involves both parties compromising.  Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/e8vrJg_H Studin Young & Nigro Law Group can help! Contact us today. #NewYorkDivorceAttorney #DivorceLawyerNY #FamilyLawNYC #LegalAdviceNY #DivorceSupport #NYCFamilyLaw #DivorceProcessNY #AttorneyAtLawNY #NewYorkLaw #DivorceConsultation

Steps to Divorce in New York: Serving the Divorce The other spouse is called the defendant and must be served with the divorce papers within 120 days after filing. You can’t personally serve the defendant with the divorce papers if you're the plaintiff. You need to get someone else to do it. This can be anyone as long as they’re over 18 years old and a New York resident. The service must also be personal, which means personally handing the papers to the defendant. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e8vrJg_H Contact Stone Studin Young & Nigro Law Group today to get started. #NewYorkDivorceAttorney #DivorceLawyerNY #FamilyLawNYC #LegalAdviceNY #DivorceSupport #NYCFamilyLaw #DivorceProcessNY #AttorneyAtLawNY #NewYorkLaw #DivorceConsultation

Steps to Divorce in New York: File the Summons The person seeking the divorce (plaintiff) must file a “Summons with Notice” with the county clerk’s office. You will be required to pay a filing fee. However, in case of financial hardship, you can apply for a fee waiver. The clerk can give you more information about this. When filing, you’ll need to provide your legal name, address, a copy of the marriage certificate, a settlement agreement, a list of assets between you two, whether owned jointly or separately, and any protection orders.  Read more… https://lnkd.in/e8vrJg_H …and meet with Stone Studin Young & Nigro Law Group today. #NewYorkDivorceAttorney #DivorceLawyerNY #FamilyLawNYC #LegalAdviceNY #DivorceSupport #NYCFamilyLaw #DivorceProcessNY #AttorneyAtLawNY #NewYorkLaw #DivorceConsultation

Steps to Divorce in New York: Confirm That You Meet the Residency Requirements  There are specific residency requirements you need to have met for a New York court to handle your case. Before filing for divorce, one of the following requirements must be true… Continue reading: https://lnkd.in/e8vrJg_H Want to discuss your divorce? Schedule your consultation with Stone Studin Young & Nigro Law Group today. #NewYorkDivorceAttorney #DivorceLawyerNY #FamilyLawNYC #LegalAdviceNY #DivorceSupport #NYCFamilyLaw #DivorceProcessNY #AttorneyAtLawNY #NewYorkLaw #DivorceConsultation

[NEW ARTICLE] The Steps to a Divorce in New York  Going through a divorce can be an overwhelming experience. Even when you assume the divorce will be uncontested, the process goes beyond choosing to terminate the marriage. Because of this complexity, working with a seasoned divorce lawyer is always crucial. Understanding the steps involved in a New York divorce is also advisable to know what’s in store for you. Even though each divorce case is different, the divorce process in New York follows the same procedure outlined below. https://lnkd.in/e8vrJg_H Need help with your divorce? Schedule your consultation today with Stone Studin Young & Nigro Law Group. #NewYorkDivorceAttorney #DivorceLawyerNY #FamilyLawNYC #LegalAdviceNY #DivorceSupport #NYCFamilyLaw #DivorceProcessNY #AttorneyAtLawNY #NewYorkLaw #DivorceConsultation