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Nassau and Suffolk County Separation Agreement Lawyer

In New York, a married couple needs a legal reason (grounds) to file for divorce. When there is an absence of adultery, cruel and inhumane treatment, abandonment and imprisonment, a couple may execute a separation agreement in order to qualify to file for divorce under New York law. Through the execution of a separation agreement, the parties will live separate and will also make provisions regarding child custody, visitation and more. After living separately for a minimum of one year, either party may then file for divorce.

Before you consider drafting or signing a separation agreement, it is essential that you consult an attorney as soon as possible. You need to ensure that all issues are addressed in the agreement and also that your position and interests are protected so the agreement suits both parties involved. Because major issues such as custody and visitation will be sorted out, it can be disastrous if you do not work with an attorney. Chances are that your spouse will be working with an attorney, and you need skilled representation of your own.

Long Island Divorce Attorney Sari Friedman

Sari M. Friedman is an experienced family lawyer who has over 25 years of legal experience and a great deal of familiarity with separation agreements as well as divorce actions. Because she has an understanding of how to deal with sensitive issues that may arise in the case of a legal separation, she can help her clients achieve the results they are hoping for while keeping the process as simple and smooth as possible. Attorney Friedman represents clients throughout Suffolk County and Nassau County in Long Island, New York.

A separation agreement may be executed and filed in the county clerk’s office, but filing is optional and is only required when you actually sue for divorce. To find out what you need to do to execute a separation agreement in Long Island, New York, contact family lawyer Sari M. Friedman today.

Contact Long Island separation agreement attorney Sari Friedman to discuss the terms of your separation agreement and whether this is the best option for your future.

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