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When New Jersey couples decide to end their marriages, they may not fully understand or have an awareness of the state's laws regarding grounds for divorce. New Jersey courts note that any grounds for divorce stated by one partner are not valid unless recognized by...
A divorce involves the division of marital assets, a process that can become complicated when it comes to unique items such as art collections. An art collection often has both significant financial value and sentimental value, making it a contentious issue in a...
When the court legally dissolves a marriage in New Jersey, the equitable distribution of marital assets is a key part of the process. As it suggests, equitable distribution means that all the property acquired during the marriage gets divided fairly between the...
Even under ideal circumstances, it can be challenging to make a co-parenting relationship work. After all, when you are not with your kids, you depend on your former spouse to parent them responsibly. You do not expect him or her to try to sabotage you, though....
During a bitter divorce, it is not uncommon for an angry or vengeful spouse to make threats. While some of your soon-to-be ex-spouse's threats might have merit, others are likely meaningless. A threat to kick you off a health insurance plan falls into the latter...
When a couple decides to divorce in New Jersey, the division of assets can become a complex issue, especially when it involves a family business. The business often represents not just a significant financial asset, but also a source of livelihood and family legacy....
Divorce can be an emotionally challenging process, particularly when there are children involved. In New Jersey, child custody disputes often arise, and resolving them in a way that prioritizes the best interests of the children can be complex. This blog will explore...
If you are about to divorce your spouse, your primary concern might be for your children. After all, your soon-to-be ex might try to limit your parenting time or even gain full custody of your kids. Still, according to Psychology Today, even if you and your spouse do...
You have probably heard plenty of stories about bitter divorce battles that drag on for years. If you do not want to fight your soon-to-be ex-spouse in open court, it might make sense to consider divorce mediation. With mediation, you and your husband or wife work...
Alimony, also known as spousal support, is an essential aspect of many divorce proceedings. It provides financial support to a spouse who may be unable to support themselves independently following a divorce. In New Jersey, there are different types of alimony, each...
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