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Legal Representation for Divorce on Long Island

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No one gets married with the intention of ending the relationship, but divorce is an unfortunate reality for many couples. Though the divorce process can be long, cumbersome, and complicated, our goal at Pickney Law Firm is to ease your burden and help you navigate the road ahead. By working with a Long Island divorce lawyer at our firm, you can protect your rights and position yourself for success every step of the way. Our firm proudly serves clients throughout Nassau County.

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How to File for Divorce in New York

The two most important aspects of filing divorce in New York are, first and foremost, the legal paperwork in having the divorce finalized, as well as ensuring the assets are divided appropriately and equitably. Couples with children will also need to settle terms of custody and child support.

One of these minimum requirements must be met in order to file for divorce in New York:​

In the past, there were several actions that the courts legally recognized as contributing to the breakdown of a marriage. However, this is no longer the case. You do not need to prove that one or the other spouse is at fault for the end of the marriage. This is known as a “no-fault” divorce, and New York State designates you only need to state that the marriage has broken down to the point where you and your spouse cannot reconcile.

Results-Driven Strategies for All Divorce Matters

As you navigate a divorce, you want a knowledgeable and confident attorney by your side every step of the way. Even uncontested divorces can be better resolved with the help of a skilled Long Island divorce lawyer.

At Pickney Law Firm, we take a comprehensive approach to every case, starting with an initial consultation to get to know you and your situation. Once we understand the unique circumstances of your case, we start crafting a results-driven strategy to achieve your goals.

Our firm handles all matters related to divorce, including:

In the past, there were several actions that the courts legally recognized as contributing to the breakdown of a marriage. However, this is no longer the case. You do not need to prove that one or the other spouse is at fault for the end of the marriage. This is known as a “no-fault” divorce, and New York State designates you only need to state that the marriage has broken down to the point where you and your spouse cannot reconcile.

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