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Couples preparing for divorce in New Jersey may decide to work together instead of fighting in family court. Mediation can be much more amicable than litigation. It can also potentially be faster than waiting for a hearing in front of a family law judge. Of course,...
Many people focus on the division of assets when they’re thinking about property division, but that’s not the only thing that has to be split. Divorcing couples also have to handle their marital debts. There are two primary ways that marital debts can be taken care...
New Jersey is an equitable distribution state. Couples have to divide their property in a fair manner. If they cannot agree on what is fair, then a judge may ultimately make decisions regarding the allocation of marital assets and debts. In some cases, disputes about...
Choosing the right person to facilitate discussions in your divorce or separation is not just about saving time or money. A good economic mediator can help keep tensions low while guiding both parties toward fair, lasting outcomes. The right mediator is especially...
Do you believe that your child’s other parent is putting your child in harm’s way? You may be dealing with a situation that could be considered child endangerment. This term refers to exposing a child to dangerous conditions or behavior that could lead to injury or...
People preparing for divorce have to address a variety of different types of assets. The more successful the spouses have been during the marriage, the more complex their marital estate may have become. They may share an assortment of different types of investments,...
“Tell your mother that…” or “Tell your father that…” might seem perfectly acceptable things to say as a divorcing or divorced parent of minor children. Your child (or children) are soon going to see their other parent face to face or talk to them on the phone, so you...
Relocation is one of the more complex and emotionally charged issues that parents may be compelled to grapple with as they navigate the state’s shared custody laws. In New Jersey, a parent who wishes to move with their child must carefully assess legal procedures to...
If you are a parent concerned about your child’s safety or stability because of the other parent’s actions or absence, you may be considering whether termination of their parental rights is possible. While this is a serious legal step, there are situations where...
Whether you expect that you’ll be seeking alimony or that you’ll be ordered to pay it as you divorce, it’s important to know not just what factors are considered in determining the amount (like both spouses’ income, earning potential, assets, health and age) but what...