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Divorce is likely something that you did not think that you would have to go through, but if you are going through one, you likely have some questions. Below, you will find our most frequently asked questions with their corresponding answers. If you still have any questions for us, please do not hesitate to reach out to one of our divorce lawyers in Queens at 718-210-0176.
Yes. You will need a parenting plan. It can be difficult to create one and both parties must agree to the provisions within the plan. Often, it takes some mediation and back and forth to get the plan just right. This is why it is important to have experienced divorce attorneys in Queens on your side. If you and your spouse cannot come to an agreement about the parenting plan, the judge will create one for you and both of you must abide by it.
This question has two answers. First, you can change your last name back to your maiden name and this is usually an easy process and done within the divorce proceeding. When it comes to your children, it is harder to have their name changed. Usually, the children keep their last name. It is a difficult process to change a child’s last name, but it can be done. If you want to have your child’s last name changed, it is important to speak with an experienced divorce attorney.
In some cases, you and your spouse may be in agreeance about some of the assets and divide them amongst yourselves before the divorce is finalized. Often, this is done with TVs, household appliances, furniture, and similar items. If you and your spouse cannot decide on how to divide up the assets, the assets will be handled in court and the judge will split them between the two of you.
No. In most divorces, a parenting plan is created, and custody is shared equally between the two parents. There are some circumstances where this may not be the case though. Please speak with an experienced divorce lawyer.
This is one of the most common questions we are asked. It is important to follow whatever the court order tells you to do. If the order says you must help pay the bills, then you need to comply with it. If the order does not mention that you need to pay the bills, then you do not need to. However, it is always best to speak with a qualified divorce attorney in Queens such as our team. You can call us today at 718-210-0176.
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