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Gary Angiuli at a charity barbecue at the Yellowstone ranch in Montana sharing a moment with actor Jefferson White best known for his portrayal of Jimmy Hurdstrom in the Netflix hit series Yellowstone.

At an event with the New York City mayor the Honorable Eric Adams

Gary Angiuli shares a laugh with renowned entertainer Joe Piscipo

A light moment with JT Foxx, global entrepreneur, bestselling co-author of “Business Is War”, renowned international speaker

A memorable evening with Deana Martin—American singer and daughter of Dean Martin—Gary Angiuli joins in the festivities

Gary Angiuli enjoys a lighthearted moment with Rita Cosby, renowned television and radio personality and best-selling author

Gary Angiuli meets with business coach Hugh Hilton, Managing Director and CFO at Alvarez and Marsal Capital Real Estate, and best-selling co-author of Business is War

Jillian Michaels, fitness guru, shares a fist pump with Gary Angiuli

Gary Angiuli has an interview with former Mayor Rudy Giuliani & Red Apple Media/77WABC radio owner John Catsimatidis

Broadcasting live with John Catsimatidis, Red Apple Media/77WABC radio owner, and former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, Gary Angiuli joins the discussion

Putting Children First: How NY Courts Decide Custody and Evaluate Parental Fitness

Before any conversation about parental fitness, the most important thing to understand is the legal framework that governs custody decisions in New York. The standard the court applies — well-established in New York law — is the best interests of the child. That is the test. Parental fitness is a part of the analysis, but […]

Tax Consequences of Divorce Settlements People Overlook

Important note before we begin. I am a matrimonial attorney and mediator, not a tax advisor or CPA. Nothing in this post is tax advice, and nothing here is a substitute for guidance from a qualified tax professional who knows the details of your specific situation. What this post does is flag tax-adjacent issues that […]

What Happens When an Elder Refuses Care but Is No Longer Safe

As people age, it’s not uncommon for them to resist help, even when their physical or mental condition deteriorates. Families are often left with the emotional and legal burden of what to do next when an elderly loved one refuses care—but is no longer safe living independently. This guide explores how to handle these difficult […]

How Long Probate Takes and Why Some Estates Get Stuck

Probate is the legal process of settling an estate after someone dies. It involves validating a will (if there is one), appointing an executor, paying off debts and taxes, and distributing the deceased’s assets to heirs. While it may sound straightforward, many people are surprised when probate drags on for months—or even years. If you’re […]

How Often Should You Update Your Estate Plan?

Creating an estate plan is a critical step toward securing your financial legacy and protecting your loved ones. But simply drafting a will or trust once in your life isn’t enough. As your life evolves—through marriages, children, changes in assets, or new laws—your estate plan must evolve too. An outdated estate plan can lead to […]

How Bonuses, Stock Options, and Deferred Compensation Are Treated

Executive compensation is one of the most complex issues in high net worth divorce cases. These forms of compensation—stock options, restricted stock units (RSUs), bonuses, and deferred income—can be difficult to value, divide, and classify. Unlike regular income, executive compensation may be unvested, performance-based, or subject to tax complications. This article explains how these assets […]

When Is a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust the Right Choice?

Long-term care can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, and Medicaid is often the only realistic way to pay for it. But Medicaid comes with strict financial requirements that may force you to spend down everything you own to qualify. A Medicaid Asset Protection Trust (MAPT) offers a powerful legal strategy to help you protect […]

Estate Planning for Blended Families and Second Marriages

Second marriages bring new beginnings—and new legal responsibilities. Blended families may include biological children, stepchildren, former spouses, and a new partner, all of whom may have different expectations and rights regarding inheritance. Without proper estate planning, your assets may not go to the people you intend, and family disputes can erupt in your absence. A […]

Can Mediation Work When There Is a Power Imbalance Between Spouses? 

Divorce is difficult under any circumstances. But when one spouse holds significantly more power—emotionally, financially, or psychologically—mediation may not be a fair or safe process. Many people entering divorce are advised to try mediation, which is often viewed as a less expensive, more cooperative alternative to court. But mediation relies on both parties being able […]

Selling vs Buying Out the House During Divorce

Divorce is not just the end of a relationship—it’s the beginning of a complex legal and financial process that involves dividing shared assets, including one of the most significant: the family home. The decision about what happens to the house can be emotionally charged and financially complicated. Should you sell it and split the proceeds? […]