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...
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Understanding alimony in a high-asset divorce
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...
Can a divorcing parent’s mental health affect custody?
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...
Rethinking keeping the house in divorce: Making a sound decision
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...
A trio of possible divorce-related fears
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...
How to ease into co-parenting after divorce
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...
Reasons for moving forward with an uncontested divorce
Television shows often portray divorce as a bitter battle between two spouses who cannot stand to even be in the same room with each other. This situation certainly does exist, but that does not mean it is the only reality for divorcing couples.In some cases, couples...
Should I consider divorce mediation?
The process of divorce can admittedly be stressful not only emotionally but also financially. In many situations, couples who are getting divorced resort to litigation to resolve their disputes. Unfortunately, the judge presiding over a divorce case may end up making...
Study: couples with “gimmick” wedding dates more likely to divorce
In a surprising study by the University of Melbourne, couples who marry on special dates like Valentine's Day, 11/11/11, 9/9/99, or 12/12/12 are up to 36 percent more likely to divorce.The Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research found that 18 to 36...