South Jersey Divorce Solutions Legal Blog
The Perils of Ignoring a Divorce Complaint
Navigating through the turbulent waters of divorce can be emotionally draining and legally complex. When a spouse is served with a divorce Complaint in New Jersey, it is imperative to respond within promptly and adequately to avoid potential pitfalls. Litigants are
Child Support in New Jersey
Navigating through the turbulent waters of divorce can be emotionally draining and legally complex. When a spouse is served with a divorce Complaint in New Jersey, it is imperative to respond within promptly and adequately to avoid potential pitfalls. Litigants are
Navigating the Financial Terrain of Divorce in New Jersey
Divorce, while emotionally draining, can also be financially taxing. In New Jersey, the cost of divorce is a significant concern for many couples. Understanding these costs and exploring cost-saving alternatives can help ease the financial burden.
Tips For Supporting Kids When A Parent Misses Parenting Time
When a child’s parent misses parenting time, it can be a challenging and emotionally charged situation for both the child and the custodial parent. Nothing is more heartbreaking than watching a child wait patiently looking out the window waiting for mom
Understanding Social Security Benefits After Getting Divorced
Dealing with unexpected events is a part of life for adults in New Jersey. Sometimes, this event comes in the form of a divorce. If you’re like many older adults going through the gray divorce process, it’s understandable to have questions
Divorce and Art Collections
New Jersey divorce proceedings are based on the equitable distribution of marital property. Before divorce, couples have opportunities to reach mutual agreement on the division of assets in a Matrimonial Early Settlement Panel or economic mediation.
How divorces force the split of 401(k) assets
In New Jersey, contributions that you or your spouse made to employer-sponsored 401(k) retirement plans during your marriage count as marital property. To settle your divorce, you must divide the 401(k) funds in either of your accounts labeled as marital property.
Understanding the role of a forensic psychologist in a child custody case
Forensic psychologists may evaluate everyone who is heavily involved in the lives of the children in the case. This typically includes both parents and any other primary caregivers. For example, it may include both biological parents and stepparents if they are
How can you protect your credit during a New Jersey divorce?
You may close all joint credit accounts to have peace of mind that your spouse won’t go on a spending spree or engage in other irresponsible behavior. However, the law usually holds both people in a marriage responsible for debts.
The benefits and drawbacks of parallel parenting
The concept of parallel parenting is a relatively new approach to co-parenting that is gaining popularity among separated or divorced parents in New Jersey. Unlike traditional co-parenting where parents work together to make important decisions about their children’s lives, parallel parenting