Contested Divorce Litigators in White Plains, NY
Divorce Litigation Representation in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam, Dutchess, Suffolk, Nassau, Rockland & New York Counties
While it is almost always better for parties going through a divorce in New York State to settle their issues out of court, a fair settlement sometimes cannot be obtained without the financial discovery process. This step helps ensure that all tangible and intangible marital assets have been identified and fairly valued. In these cases, which frequently involve complex assets and high-net-worth individuals, divorce litigation can offer strategic benefits.
At Nolletti Law Group PLLC, we can carefully assess your circumstances and advise whether divorce litigation is necessary to help you secure optimal outcomes. Our team is led by a board-certified family law litigator with almost 50 years of experience who is also a founding member of the AACFL’s New York chapter. We understand how to effectively litigate high-stakes disputes involving property division, child custody, child support, and spousal maintenance. Our firm can also engage financial accountants, investigators, and experts to identify and properly value hidden or complex assets. We tailor our strategy to suit your unique objectives, and our selective approach allows us to provide the highest level of personalized legal attention.
When you need contested divorce litigators in White Plains, NY, put our firm’s culture of excellence on your side. We can meet with you virtually, so call (914) 768-2902 or contact us online to schedule an initial consultation today.
Using Litigation to Resolve Divorce Issues in New York State
Some people believe that there is always a trial in divorce litigation, but this is not true. Settlement is always a possibility even after divorce litigation has been initiated. In fact, most divorce matters in New York State settle before or even during trial. If your divorce is complex, trial preparation may be the key to achieving a favorable settlement, as it can help arm our team with all of the financial information that we need to establish and prove your case.
Another benefit of New York State divorce litigation is the opportunity to involve a judge, court attorney, or a referee to resolve issues between you and your spouse that you might not be able to resolve on your own. If your spouse is dragging their feet to get the process going or complete it, the court will impose deadlines for the exchange of financial information. Put another way, if you think that your spouse will not willingly share all financial documents with you or operate with complete transparency in a timely manner, litigation is essential.
In the case of an “unfit parent,” the unfit parent will generally not understand or admit to the severity of their actions and/or issues. The unfit parent is also unlikely to believe that their issues place their children at risk, which would prevent them from being awarded legal or physical custody of their children. Litigation may be necessary to resolve these impasses.