Spouses seeking to be among the first to file for divorce under New York's new no-fault statute flocked to law offices Tuesday. David M. Siegal, a partner at the high-volume matrimonial firm of Assaf, Mackenzie & Siegal, said men were lined up Tuesday outside his Albany firm's office before it opened to finalize their divorce petitions. "It's like the Oklahoma land rush," Siegal said. "You should see what is going on in my office. It's like a Bruce Springsteen concert. I am busier than hell."
October 13, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Spouses seeking to be among the first to file for divorce under New York’s new no-fault statute flocked to law offices Tuesday.
David M. Siegal, a partner at the high-volume matrimonial firm of Assaf, Mackenzie & Siegal, said men were lined up Tuesday outside his Albany firm’s office before it opened to finalize their divorce petitions.
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