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When couples dissolve a marriage in New Jersey, dividing tangible assets like bank accounts is relatively straightforward. However, when one or both spouses own a small business or a professional practice, the process immediately transitions into a complex property...
Your home may be your largest asset and your biggest concern during divorce. In New Jersey, courts divide it under equitable distribution rules instead of an automatic 50/50 split. How equitable distribution applies to your home New Jersey courts divide marital...
Getting married is a big step filled with hope. You are not just joining your life with someone but also becoming part of their family. You share experiences, grow together, and build a life. However, sometimes things go wrong, and you realize you cannot save the...
In New Jersey, legal separation and divorce are two distinct legal processes. Although they may seem similar, each offers different outcomes for individuals going through relationship difficulties. It’s important to understand how these two processes differ and what...
Virtual mediation is changing how people handle divorce. Many couples want less stressful ways to separate, and technology is helping make that happen. Virtual mediation gives them a way to work through issues that is easier, faster, and less expensive than meeting in...
Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a common consideration in divorce cases. It is financial support paid by one spouse to another after a divorce. High-asset divorces, which involve substantial financial holdings, often require careful determination of...
New Jersey parents going through a divorce understand that child custody issues can be tough, especially when deciding where the kids will live and who will take care of them. The issue becomes more complicated when the parents disagree on who that should be, and to...
During divorce proceedings, the division of assets is a critical aspect to navigate. Often, one spouse may desire to keep the family home for various reasons, such as sentimental value or stability for children. However, it is essential to carefully evaluate whether...
Divorce can be a life-shattering event. A once-happy marriage comes to an end, bringing uncertainty to a once-certain destiny. With that ambiguity comes the fear of a future no longer set in stone. While divorce statistics reveal a decline in filings, countless...
Starting anything new can be quite nerve-racking at first. But taking a joint approach to parenting your children post-divorce can help keep you and your ex-spouse on the same page and provide security for your children all at the same time. Laying down a solid...