Marriages do not always work out, and many couples mutually agree to enter divorce proceedings, but some New Jersey spouses feel surprised to discover that a spouse wants a divorce. Not expecting the announcement could catch someone off-guard. Regardless, it becomes necessary to prepare for divorce proceedings and negotiations as
Resolving issues pertaining to your divorce or dissolution can be challenging and costly. Whether you need to dissolve a civil union, get a conventional divorce or have your marriage annulled, you’ll want to know about important collaborative law options that could benefit you as a New Jersey resident. Here are
New Jersey residents who have gone through divorce may find it necessary to have modifications made to their divorce orders. There are certain reasons why the court may approve a divorce order to be modified.
If you’ll be newly single on New Year’s Eve, take the opportunity to reinvent your life: make some powerful resolutions that will put you on the path to happiness and prosperity next year. If you’re going through separation or divorce right now, coping with the holidays can be challenging. Your
New Jersey allows “no-fault” divorces, but it is not a pure “no-fault” state. Divorcing couples in New Jersey also have the option of seeking a fault-based divorce.
What is a No-Fault Divorce in New Jersey?
In New Jersey, a “no-fault” divorce is based on “irreconcilable differences,” which is just a
Recently I have had a few clients come in who are having a tough time dealing with their divorce. Understandable, as everyone deals with stress differently and divorce can be extremely stressful. What these clients have said is that they did not realize how hard it(divorce) was going to be.
When planning a move, people tend to inquire about schools, malls, hospitals, parks and other amenities around their next home. However, these days, folks heading to certain parts of the country may be well advised to do some advanced scouting on family courts and divorce lawyers, because when it comes
We all have unconscious biases, attorneys and mediators included. It is part of the human experience. The unfortunate thing is that many of us do not recognize our biases when we are sitting in the room with our clients, during a negotiation and in the courtroom.
When you get engaged, you are happy and thinking of love and marriage. It is not a time where you think “one day I will be divorced.” However, may you should. Think of it like this, you buy car insurance. You do not plan on getting into a car accident
During a divorce, one of the most difficult topics to discuss is alimony. The person paying does not want to pay too much (or at all) and the person receiving is either worried about not having enough money to live or that they will be dependent on their ex forever.
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