By www.311divorce.com The first holiday season after a divorce can feel like an emotional rollercoaster. If you’ve already survived your first Thanksgiving alone, the thought of facing Christmas may bring a wave of anxiety, sadness, or even dread. The holidays are often a time for family gatherings and celebrations, and when your family dynamic […]
By www.willsandestates.nyc The holiday season is a time for giving, but while many focus on giving physical gifts, one invaluable gift often gets overlooked: estate planning. Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy—it’s for everyone. One of the best gifts you can give your loved ones this holiday season is the peace of mind that […]
Relationships are a complex blend of emotions, intimacy, and shared experiences but are also filled with challenges. As you grow closer to your partner, you inevitably face various stages of the relationship, each with unique difficulties. While every relationship is different, one of the most challenging stages is often the power struggle stage. This is […]
By Alex Zimmerman, chalkbeat.org | Editorial credit: Lennox Wright / shutterstock.com Some migrant families will get a reprieve from a widely criticized policy that evicted them from New York City shelters every 60 days, often disrupting their children’s schooling. Migrants living in city shelters have been required to reapply for beds every two months, sometimes necessitating […]
Editorial credit: Zamrznuti tonovi / shutterstock.com The decision to file for divorce is never easy, and the timing can be especially challenging when the holidays are approaching. Whether you’re considering filing before or after the festive season, understanding the legal, emotional, and financial implications can help you make an informed decision. In this article, we’ll […]
By Brian Figeroux, Esq. | Editorial Credit: sirtravelalot/ shutterstock.com The tax system in the United States recognizes the potential for inequity when one spouse bears undue liability for tax understatements or penalties caused by the other spouse. To address such situations, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) offers Innocent Spouse Relief, a provision that shields an […]
Editorial credit: Zamrznuti tonovi / shutterstock.com The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically changed how faith-based organizations engage with their communities. Physical gatherings were limited, and congregations faced challenges in maintaining consistent attendance and connection. The shift towards online services was essential, leading many faith communities to embrace digital tools for the first time. Now, as we move […]
By Brian Figeroux, Esq. | Photo Credit: Standret / shutterstock.com Homeownership is one of the most effective tools for building and transferring wealth in the United States, yet systemic barriers have historically prevented many Black and Latino families from accessing it. These barriers—rooted in discriminatory practices, economic inequalities, and unequal access to credit—have contributed significantly […]
By Brian Figeroux, Esq. Divorce is often a complex and emotionally taxing process, but not all divorces have to involve lengthy court battles or drawn-out disputes. In New York City, an uncontested divorce is an option available to couples who agree on key issues such as property division, child custody, and spousal support. This type […]
Introduction Divorce is a significant social issue with profound personal, social, and economic implications. In the United States, divorce rates vary considerably across different religious groups. This analysis explores the divorce rates among various religious communities, examining the underlying factors that contribute to these differences. Divorce Rates Among Major Religious Groups in the United States […]