Sometimes, one of the parties in a New York divorce will take steps that they think will help their cause and hurt their spouse only to discover that they in fact have made their own situation worse. When it comes to equitable distribution of marital property, one spouse may use or spend assets in a...
A recent study discovered that 20% of divorcing couples tried to conceal assets or income from the spouse. As reported in the Telegraph: The study – by the accounting firm Grant Thornton, which surveyed 100 family lawyers – found that husbands were much more dishonest when a marriage crumbled.In cases where assets had been hidden,...
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