Serving New York and beyond
Divorce Attorney New York
Divorce is a complex and often difficult process that impacts various aspects of life, including financial stability, parental responsibilities, and emotional well-being. At Arnel Law Firm, we understand the challenges that come with navigating a divorce. Our aim is to guide our clients through this process with care, ensuring that their rights and interests are protected at every step. From property division to child custody arrangements, your divorce attorney at Arnel Law Firm will be prepared to provide the necessary support to secure a resolution that aligns with your needs and goals.
For a consultation and to learn more about how a divorce lawyer at Arnel Law Firm can assist you, please call (718) 550-3024.
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He also provided fantastic financial advice, which I greatly appreciated.
Dalila T
A"Curt is the GOAT!"
Curt and his team were able to confidently guide me through the process.
Anthony James. JR
Fantastic financial advice
I had the pleasure of speaking with owner Mr. Arnel, the lead divorce attorney, who was exceptionally honest about the type of divorce I needed. He also provided fantastic financial advice, which I greatly appreciated. I am very pleased with my consultation and look forward to working with his firm throughout the divorce process.
Dalila T
Curt is the GOAT!
My first divorce was in 1996 and my second was in 2005. These were certainly difficult times, to say the least; however, Curt and his team at Arnel Law Firm were able to confidently guide me through the process. From the outset, he assured me they were the best attorneys available. They certainly lived up to this statement, and then some. While these situations are never easy, the divorce judgment in both cases was fair, the process was streamlined, and as amicable as possible under the difficult set of circumstances. I truly appreciate everything Curt did for me and my family. I highly recommend him to anyone facing a similar difficulty. You will not be disappointed. Curt is the GOAT!
At Arnel Law Firm, we bring over 35 years of experience to navigating the complexities of divorce proceedings in New York. Our team is dedicated to empowering clients with informed decisions, offering strategic counsel focused on both legal and financial aspects of divorce. Our client-centered approach ensures personalized guidance through every challenge.
Why Choose Us:
Over 35 years of divorce law experience
Dual expertise in legal and financial matters
Personalized strategies tailored to individual needs
Compassionate and informed client empowerment
Serving Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens
Decades of Divorce Expertise
Benefit from 35+ years in NY divorce law.
Serving NYC Area
Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens coverage.
Client-Centric Representation
We prioritize your needs and interests.
Comprehensive Support
Legal, financial, and emotional guidance.
Meet Our Guiding Team at Arnel Law Firm
At Arnel Law Firm, we dedicate ourselves to assisting clients through the challenging process of divorce with compassion and strategic insight. With over 35 years of experience in New York's complex divorce landscape, our team prioritizes understanding your unique situation. Our dual expertise in law and finance, led by attorney Curt Arnel's background as a CPA, ensures comprehensive guidance through equitable property division and residency issues. Serving Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens, we focus on empowering our clients with knowledge and tailored legal counsel. Trust us to provide thoughtful and personalized support every step of the way.
Spousal support, or alimony, is financial assistance awarded to a spouse post-divorce. The amount and duration depend on factors like length of marriage, financial condition, and earning potential.
How is child custody determined in a divorce?
Child custody is determined based on the child's best interests, considering factors like the child's age, health, emotional ties, the parents' lifestyle, and the child's preference, if they're old enough.
What happens to marital property in a divorce?
Marital property is typically divided equitably, not necessarily equally. Factors such as the length of the marriage, each party's financial situation, and contributions to the marriage are considered.
What if my spouse does not want a divorce?
If your spouse does not want a divorce, you can still file. The court will likely have a hearing, but a divorce can be granted even without mutual agreement if the marriage is irretrievably broken.
