Putnam County Divorce Attorney
Helping New Yorkers – North, South, East & West
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The process of
divorce can feel like a storm of confusion, stress, and paperwork, especially
when you were not the one who requested the divorce. Matters can only
feel more unstable when you consider that your livelihood could be on
the line as your finances, property, and
even time spent with your children is to be divided between you and your spouse. To feel like you are standing
on solid ground again, react fast and retain the services of our
Putnam County divorce lawyers from the Law Office of Dennis R. Vetrano, Jr., LLC.
We do primarily
family law and we do it well. We have gained a reputation as being dedicated and
aggressive in court yet knowledgeable and compassionate to our clients
across the state of New York. Whether we need to steel you for a courtroom
conflict or guide you to peaceful negotiations, we will be by your side.
DOES IT MATTER WHO FILES FOR DIVORCE FIRST IN NY?
No, ordinarily it does not matter who files for divorce first in NY. The
spouse filing does not receive any advantage on "setting the tone" of the divorce proceedings. The courts in NY state utilize these
principles to both parties and not just one.
Dial 845.605.4330 or
contact us online to speak with
a dynamic team of Putnam County divorce lawyers today.
Our Clients Benefit from Our Litigation Skills
With our collective years of experience handling all manners of family
law disputes, we are entirely confident that we can support you in any
case that you bring to our doorstep. Whatever is bothering you bothers
us, and we can put our heads together to quickly find you a smart legal solution.
Some of the cases we can help you with include:
We understand that family is the root of family law. When you work with
us for your divorce, we will not intentionally place a division between
you and your ex-spouse. The best conclusions are oftentimes the ones that
benefit both sides of the relationship, and we can pursue such an outcome
while simultaneously ensuring that your best interests are maintained.
New York Grounds for Divorce
In New York, there are seven grounds for divorce. Six of those grounds
are for fault-based divorce, while one of them is for a no-fault divorce.
- Cruel and Inhuman Treatment
- Abandonment
- Imprisonment
- Adultery
- Judgement Separation
- Separation Agreement
- Irretrievable Breakdown
Irretrievable breakdown of the relationship is the only no-fault ground
for divorce. It also requires that your relationship has been broken for
at least six months.
Free Case Evaluations Mean You Have Nothing to Lose
The future might not be crystal clear, but you do not have to let it stay
cloudy and uncertain. Take advantage of a complimentary
initial consultation with our Putnam County divorce attorneys today. When you tell us what
is going on in your life, we can tell you what legal options may be available
to you. We believe a simple back-and-forth conversation with us can do
wonders for your confidence. Contact us today and we would be happy to
discuss your case in more detail.
Contact us now to get started on your case!
