Nope

I wish you could get a lawyer. 

https://www.nydivlaw.com/lawyer/2017/04/30/Equitable-Distribution/How-Do-New-York-Judges-Determine-Equitable-Distribution-During-Your-Divorce-_bl29676.htm

Here’s what New York judges consider in dividing marital property:

• The duration of marriage
• Each spouse’s income and property during and after the marriage. Property includes business interests, investments such as stocks and bonds, 401(k) plans and retirement plans.
• Each spouse’s contribution to the marriage. If one spouse stayed at home to take care of the family, the court will consider that the same as monetary contribution.
• Each spouse’s age and health.
• Which spouse was awarded custody of the children. This is especially considered when determining who keeps the marital home.
• Whether one spouse was granted spousal maintenance.
• Each spouse’s potential future earnings or future financial conditions.
• The liquidity of marital property. Cash in hand or in a bank can easily be divided whereas real estate can only be divided after sale.