Separation Agreements with Krasner Law: Your Trusted Separation Agreement Lawyer

When your marriage is in a difficult place, navigating the legal complexities of a separation agreement can feel overwhelming. At Krasner Law, led by experienced separation agreement lawyer Leona Krasner, we help clients in New York and New Jersey move forward with confidence. Our dedicated team provides clear, compassionate counsel to ensure your rights, finances, and future are protected as you work toward a resolution that meets your family’s needs.

What is a Separation Agreement?

A separation agreement is a legally binding contract between spouses who decide to live apart but are not ready for a divorce. This agreement outlines the rights and responsibilities of each party, including key details such as property division, spousal support, child custody, and visitation. Whether you’re exploring a trial separation or working toward an uncontested divorce, a well-drafted marriage separation agreement can set the stage for an amicable resolution.

Why Work with a Separation Agreement Lawyer?

Legal guidance is essential when drafting a separation agreement. Without a skilled separation agreement lawyer, you risk overlooking important details or agreeing to terms that may not serve your long-term interests. At Krasner Law, we understand the emotional and legal complexities involved and tailor our approach to your unique circumstances. Here’s how we help:

  • Personalized Advice: We’ll ensure your agreement reflects your specific needs, from custody schedules to financial arrangements.
  • Legal Protection: We’ll safeguard your rights, helping you avoid common pitfalls in separation agreements.
  • Experienced Negotiation: Our team works to minimize conflict and maximize outcomes, ensuring a fair and enforceable agreement.

Start Crafting Your Separation Agreement Today

Take the first step toward clarity and peace of mind. Contact Krasner Law for legal guidance tailored to your family’s needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Questions Answered About Separation Agreements

Learn more about how separation agreements work and how Krasner Law can assist you.

  1. What is the difference between a separation agreement and a divorce?

    A separation agreement allows spouses to live apart while remaining legally married. Divorce legally dissolves the marriage.

  2. Do I need a lawyer to draft a separation agreement?

    Yes, a lawyer ensures the agreement is legally sound, fair, and enforceable.

  3. What should be included in a marriage separation agreement?

    Key elements include asset division, spousal support, child custody, living arrangements, and provisions for future modifications.

  4. Can a separation agreement be modified?

    Yes, modifications can be made with mutual consent or through a court order if circumstances change.

  5. What areas do you serve?

    Krasner Law serves clients in New York counties including Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island, Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, Rockland, and Orange, as well as New Jersey counties such as Hudson, Essex, Union, Bergen, Passaic, and more.

  6. How long does it take to create a separation agreement?

    Most agreements are completed within a few weeks to a few months, depending on complexity.

  7. What happens if one party violates the separation agreement?

    Legal remedies, including court enforcement, are available for violations.

  8. Is a separation agreement required for divorce?

    No, but it can simplify the divorce process.

  9. Can we create a separation agreement without going to court?

    Yes, separation agreements are private contracts and don’t require court involvement unless enforcement is needed.

  10. How much does a separation agreement cost?

    Costs vary based on complexity, but we offer transparent pricing and flexible payment options.

Ready to Move Forward?

Start Crafting Your Separation Agreement Today

Take the first step toward clarity and peace of mind. Contact Krasner Law for legal guidance tailored to your family’s needs.