Divorce

If you’re wondering how long the divorce process takes in New Jersey, there is no definitive answer. The timeline varies, depending on factors like whether the divorce is contested or uncontested and other unique aspects of every situation. In most cases, the process...

You have reached a decision. You want a divorce. Maybe you are certain it is the correct decision, or perhaps you are not quite sure. If you are unsure, it is good to have some ways to check whether you are making the right decision or whether informing your partner...

If you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse choose to live together, you need to set ground rules. While this option can offer several benefits, it may also lead to misunderstandings that could complicate your divorce. So, how can you peacefully live with your spouse during...

As you and your spouse, go through a divorce and begin dividing property, you realize that you want to keep the family home. You plan to live there even after the divorce. In order to get it, you simply propose to your ex that they can keep other assets. You may have...

What are your divorce goals? What about your top priorities during a divorce? If you have none, you are not alone. Many people go through divorce without understanding what they should prioritize. Having goals and priorities can guide your decisions and help you fight...

If you’re getting a divorce, your business may be one of your most important assets. Perhaps you and your spouse are joint business owners, so you both have a claim to the company. Or perhaps the business has grown significantly during your marriage, and so that...

Married couples living in New Jersey often share their resources and responsibilities. By pooling their assets and efforts, they can maintain a comfortable lifestyle. They may then worry about what happens if they decide to divorce. Both spouses may have contributed...

Mediation is among the most effective ways to resolve disputes during a divorce without going to court. It helps couples reach mutually beneficial agreements on issues like child custody, property division and spousal support while saving time, money and reducing...

Are you divorcing a co-parent with mental health issues? Alternatively, you may be the one worrying that your darkest mental health moments could strip you of custody of your beloved child(ren). In either situation, below is some information for those who may soon be...

A retirement plan, like a 401(k) or a pension plan, is a major asset. When couples get divorced, they often have to decide how to divide it. This is especially true with a gray divorce, which typically means the couple is over 50, because they are getting closer to...