The Long Island Divorce & Family Law Group, Hornberger Verbitsky, PC

10/14/2026

Family law disputes rarely involve only paperwork. They can affect where your children live, how parenting decisions are made and whether the financial support they need is provided.

Learn how New York family law addresses child custody, parenting time, child support and related concerns on Long Island.

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10/08/2026

Not every disagreement deserves prolonged litigation.

Preparation helps you identify:

• What matters most
• What the records can prove
• What a proposed settlement will cost
• Where compromise is responsible
• Where compromise creates unacceptable risk

Read the full Long Island contested-divorce guide: https://tinyurl.com/4cmkvhcx

10/06/2026

“I want what is fair” is understandable. It is not yet a negotiating position.

Effective divorce preparation means knowing what you own, what you owe, which claims the records can support and where compromise may, or may not, make sense.

Learn how to prepare for a contested divorce in Nassau or Suffolk County:

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Learn how to prepare for a contested Long Island divorce by organizing financial records, developing parenting priorities and planning for disclosure and negotiation.

09/30/2026

You have been served with divorce papers. What happens next?

The first few days are not the time for rushed agreements, angry messages or sudden financial moves. They are the time to review the papers, preserve information and identify any deadlines or urgent family concerns.

Our new article explains what to do—and what not to do—during the first 72 hours of a contested divorce in New York.

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09/22/2026

You and your spouse agree that the marriage is over. Does that mean your divorce is uncontested?

Not necessarily.

Before a New York divorce can proceed as uncontested, every necessary financial and parenting issue must be resolved. That may include the marital home, retirement benefits, debt, spousal maintenance, custody, parenting time and child support.

Our new article explains what an uncontested divorce requires and where people often overlook important details.

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09/15/2026

You and your spouse agree that the marriage is over. Does that mean your divorce is uncontested?

Not necessarily.

Before a New York divorce can proceed as uncontested, every necessary financial and parenting issue must be resolved. That may include the marital home, retirement benefits, debt, spousal maintenance, custody, parenting time and child support.

Our new article explains what an uncontested divorce requires and where people often overlook important details.

Read it here:
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Learn how contested and uncontested divorce differ on Long Island, New York, including agreements, court involvement, mediation, costs and protecting your rights.

09/09/2026

A divorce can affect your home, retirement savings, children, income and long-term financial security. Understanding the law before making major decisions can help you avoid costly mistakes.

Our comprehensive Long Island divorce and family law FAQ page addresses questions about starting a divorce, choosing the right process, dividing marital property, calculating support and resolving parenting issues.

Explore the guide:
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If you need answers specific to your situation, call 631-923-1910 for a Complimentary Matter Review.

09/08/2026

The right divorce process can affect cost, timing, privacy and how much control you retain over the outcome.

Robert E. Hornberger, Esq. compares contested divorce, uncontested divorce, mediation and collaborative divorce to help you understand the available paths.

Watch now: https://youtu.be/zuu6mH-ct20

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09/01/2026

"A second marriage often brings more than two people together. There may also be children, homes, retirement savings, businesses and estate plans to consider.

A well-drafted New York prenuptial agreement can help couples address those responsibilities openly before the wedding. Learn what a second-marriage prenup can—and cannot—accomplish:

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08/26/2026

"How much will a divorce cost—and how do you choose the right attorney?

The answer depends on the complexity of your finances, whether parenting issues are disputed, the level of conflict and how the case is resolved. Robert E. Hornberger, Esq. explains the factors that can affect legal fees and what to consider when selecting a New York divorce attorney.

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How much does a divorce cost on Long Island, and how should you cho...