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NYACP President’s Message Spring Summer 2022
In his Spring/Summer 2022 President’s Message, NYACP President Ken Novenstern covers a variety of issues including some important upcoming events.
Prenuptial Agreements and Intended Future Consequences in NY
Ken Novenstern has observed a disturbing trend during the last year — the waiving of rights and the potential for serious financial consequences down the road. In this video, he provides examples and shares his insights.
NY Divorce and Three Financial Issues
When it comes to divorce, the financial issues can get quite complex. In this video, Ken Novenstern gives three real world examples and explains the importance of getting a financial professional involved.
More Changes to the Westchester/Putnam Supreme Court 2022
In a previous video, Ken Novenstern highlighted some changes taking place in the Westchester Supreme Court Matrimonial Part. In this video, he provides an update.
You Need a Financial Advisor During Your Divorce!
It’s important to have a financial advisor supporting you in addition to your attorney in a divorce action. In this video, Ken Novenstern explains why and highlights the wide variety of financial issues that often arise.
My Winter, 2022, Message as NYACP President
In his Winter 2022 President’s Message, NYACP President Ken Novenstern covers Basic Interdisciplinary Collaborative Training (BCIT) coming in May, the NYACP Mentorship Program, and Support Groups for Collaborative Practice (SGCP).
Muslim and Jewish Marriage Contracts – A 2012 NY Decision
It takes a lot to get an attorney excited about something but in this video by Ken Novenstern, you will hear about a case that generates a level of excitement from an attorney’s perspective because of the unique issues it raises.
Your Divorce Consultation and Maximizing the Attorney Advice
If you are anticipating divorce and seeking an attorney to discuss the process, there are things you can do to make the initial consultation more effective. In this video, Ken Novenstern talks about two recent consultations involving individuals who came prepared.