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New York City Divorce Attorney Ryan Besinque Clarifies Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in New York

New York City Divorce Attorney Ryan Besinque Clarifies Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in New York

New York, NY - New York City divorce attorney Ryan Besinque, founder of The Law Office of Ryan Besinque (https://www.besinquelaw.com/contested-vs-uncontested-divorce-what-is-the-difference/), issues a detailed overview explaining the difference between contested and uncontested divorce in New York. The guidance addresses how couples can approach asset division, custody, and support, and outlines when a dispute must proceed to litigation. The release highlights practical timelines, costs, and procedural considerations so that families can make informed decisions while navigating New York’s domestic relations laws.

In New York, an uncontested divorce occurs when spouses agree on the major terms of separation, including equitable distribution of assets and debts, child custody and parenting time, child support, and spousal maintenance. With alignment on the key issues, the matter typically moves more efficiently through mediation, drafting of a settlement agreement, and judicial review. New York City divorce attorney Ryan Besinque notes that uncontested filings commonly resolve within approximately 3 to 6 months, depending on the scope of the agreement, the presence of children, and the complexity of property or retirement accounts. Once a judge enters a judgment based on the parties’ signed agreement, the marital settlement usually becomes final and binding, subject only to limited post-judgment modification where permitted by law.

By contrast, a contested divorce arises when spouses disagree on one or more essential issues or when one party opposes the dissolution altogether. In these cases, the court may need to conduct conferences, motion practice, discovery, and trial to resolve disputes. New York City divorce attorney Ryan Besinque underscores that contested matters often require more time and resources. Given court calendars and evidentiary requirements, litigated cases frequently extend 9 to 12 months or longer. Appeals may be available after the court issues a decision, which can further extend the process. Disagreements commonly involve custody arrangements, equitable distribution of real estate and business interests, valuation of retirement assets, and the amount or duration of spousal maintenance.

Matters that begin as uncontested can transition to contested if disagreements emerge during negotiations, if one spouse does not respond to filings, or if complete financial disclosure does not occur. Conversely, parties in a contested posture can still reach settlement through continued negotiation or court-ordered mediation, thereby reducing cost and uncertainty. Regardless of the path, careful attention to documentation, parenting plans, and full financial transparency can streamline resolution and reduce strain on children and extended family. New York City divorce attorney Ryan Besinque emphasizes clear communication, timely filings, and tailored strategies designed to achieve durable outcomes aligned with statutory factors and the best interests of any children involved.

About The Law Office of Ryan Besinque:

The Law Office of Ryan Besinque is a New York City family law practice serving Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, Westchester, and Nassau County. The firm represents clients in divorce, custody and parenting time, child support, spousal maintenance, equitable distribution, and related family law matters. Led by attorney Ryan Besinque, the team focuses on settlement-focused solutions whenever possible while remaining prepared for litigation when necessary. For consultations, contact The Law Office of Ryan Besinque at (929) 251-4477 or visit the firm’s website to schedule a confidential case evaluation.

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