Netflix’s Marriage Story is Actually a Pretty Accurate Divorce Story
NEW YORK , Dec. 11, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Val Kleyman, Esq. , a New York divorce lawyer and principal of The Kleyman Law Firm, commented on the accuracy of Noah…
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New York Divorce Lawyer – Don’t Stay In Your Broken Marriage For The Kids
“Commonly, spouses on the verge of divorce believe that it is in the best interests of the children to remain married,” says Kleyman, “but, unfortunately…
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Cheating Is Probably Not Why You Are Getting Divorced
“While adultery is a factor in many divorces,” says Kleyman, “it is frequently not the primary cause.” So why are divorcing spouses so quick to blame the…
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Divorce Lawyers Are Love Undertakers, Not Love Doctors
NEW YORK , May 1, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Val Kleyman, Esq., a New York divorce lawyer with the The Kleyman Law Firm, issues a warning to divorce lawyers: be…
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If Your Divorce Lawyer Tells You What You Want to Hear, You Already Lost
NEW YORK , March 6, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Val Kleyman, Esq., a New York divorce lawyer with the The Kleyman Law Firm, announced today that the number one rule…
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Divorce Court Is A Casino: The House Always Wins
NEW YORK , Jan. 31, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Val Kleyman, Esq., founding partner of The Kleyman Law Firm in New York , engaged exclusively in the practice of…
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FAQ’s About the Divorce Process: From a Divorce Lawyer In Brooklyn
FAQ’s About the Divorce Process: From a Divorce Lawyer
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Divorce Lawyers In Brooklyn – Know Where The Money Comes From In Your Marriage
If you’re going into the divorce process, there are two terms you will become familiar with very quickly: “monied spouse” and “non-monied spouse”. The “monied…
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Opposing the Legislation to Further Tax Alimony
By now everyone has heard that the GOP is attempting to pass major tax reform legislation. On Thursday, November 16, 2017, the House passed their version of…
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Why You Should Try to Settle Your Divorce
There is a common misconception that all divorces must go to court, and that, once in court, the only thing to do is argue in front of the judge and hope he or…
