Prince & Hart of the Prince Law Group

Divorce & Assets Attorney Prince says: Dividing assets today goes far beyond homes and bank accounts. Divorces may involve complex assets like cryptocurrency, business interests, and digital income streams. Our firm can value these assets, which are easy to overlook without the right guidance. Have questions about how this may apply to your situation? Let’s talk. #Divorce #AssetDivision #ComplexAssets #FamilyLaw #PrinceLawGroup

What do courts look at in custody cases? Attorney Prince says: It all comes down to the child’s best interests. Judges consider factors like the stability of each parent’s home, how involved each parent is in the child’s life, the ability of both parents to communicate and co-parent effectively, and the importance of maintaining the child’s daily routine. Every detail plays a role in creating an arrangement that supports the child’s well-being. Have questions about how this may apply to your situation? Let’s talk. #ChildCustody #FamilyLaw #PrinceLawGroup

How do we value assets? Attorney Prince says: Not everything is as simple as checking a bank balance. Some assets, like bank accounts, are easy, they’re valued at current statements. But others? Not so simple. Homes require a licensed home appraisal. Businesses require a licensed business evaluator. Some retirement accounts require an actuary. The goal is to determine the fair market value, what the asset is worth today, so the family assets can be divided equitably. If you’re unsure what your assets are worth or how they’ll be divided, let’s talk. #AssetValuation #FairMarketValue #FinancialPlanning #FamilyLaw #PrinceLawGroup

Do I really need a Will or Health Directive? Attorney Wendy Prince says: Here’s the truth, life is unpredictable. A Will and Health Directive help ensure your wishes are honored. No Will, No Health Directive = No Control It’s not about age or wealth, it’s about preparation. A simple plan today can save your family stress tomorrow. We can help you get it done. #Will #HealthDirective #PrepareForTheFuture #PeaceOfMind #FamilyLaw #PrinceLawGroup

Why More Couples Are Avoiding Court in 2026 More couples are avoiding court when divorcing — and for good reason. Alternatives like mediation and collaborative divorce are often faster, less expensive, and give couples more control over decisions. They’re also private, keeping sensitive details out of the public record. If you’re considering divorce, we can help you explore the best path for your situation.

3 Financial Mistakes That Can Hurt Your Divorce Case Divorce isn’t just emotional—it’s financial. Avoid these common pitfalls to protect your interests: ❇️Hiding Assets – Trying to conceal money or property can backfire and damage credibility. ❇️Overspending – Large purchases or draining accounts can affect support calculations. ❇️Ignoring Documentation – Failing to keep financial records makes it harder to prove your claims. Keep all accounts transparent, track your spending, and organize your documents. If you’re going through a divorce and want guidance on protecting your finances, give us a call—we can help you navigate this complex process.

Are Prenups Only for the Wealthy? (Spoiler: No) Prenuptial agreements aren’t just for millionaires. They can help any couple protect assets, clarify financial responsibilities, and set expectations before marriage. Whether it’s personal property, debt, or future income, a prenup can reduce conflicts and provide peace of mind. Thinking about a prenup? Call us—we’ll guide you through the process.

Finding the Right Approach: Mediation vs. Court in Divorce Court: 🔹 Formal legal process 🔹Judge makes final decisions on custody, support, and property 🔹Can be longer, more expensive, and public Mediation: 🔸Collaborative approach with a neutral mediator 🔸You and your spouse work together to reach agreements 🔸Often faster, less costly, and private Divorce doesn’t have to follow one path. Understanding your options can make a big difference. #MediationVsCourt #LegalProcess #PrivateMediation #FamilyLaw #PrinceLawGroup

New York has increased the Child Support and Spousal Support income caps: • Child Support Income Cap: Now $193,000 • Spousal Support (Maintenance) Cap: Now $241,000 These changes can directly affect how support is calculated in your case, especially for higher-earning families. If you’re navigating divorce or support modifications, staying informed is key. Schedule a consultation! #NewYork #ChildSupport #SpousalSupport #FamilyLaw #PrinceLawGroup

Thinking about divorce in CT or NY? Taking a few steps before filing can help you prepare for the legal and financial process. -Gather important financial documents, including income records, bank statements, and tax returns -Review household expenses and understand your financial needs -Consider consulting with an attorney to understand your rights and options Preparation can help protect your interests and provide clarity as you move forward. #CTDivorce #NYDivorce #FamilyLaw #PrinceLawGroup