What is an Uncontested Divorce and Do I Qualify?
Divorce can be a difficult and emotional process, but it doesn’t always have to be contentious. For couples seeking a more amicable separation, an uncontested divorce may be the best option. Understanding what an uncontested divorce entails and whether you qualify for one can help you navigate this challenging time with greater clarity and ease. […]
What Is Involved in Divorce Mediation?
Divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences in an individual’s life, both emotionally and financially. For couples in New Jersey seeking to navigate this difficult process, divorce mediation offers a constructive alternative to traditional litigation. Trained and experienced mediator Melissa Fecak, Esq. at South Jersey Divorce Solutions helps you understand the mediation process to […]
Can I Expect Alimony After My Divorce?
Going through a divorce can be an overwhelming experience, and many individuals find themselves wondering about the financial implications post-separation. One of the most frequently asked questions is whether alimony will be awarded and, if so, how much can be expected. In New Jersey, alimony laws can be complex, but understanding the basics can help […]
What Are Some Unique Challenges to Divorcing Later in Life?
Divorce is a life-changing event that can be filled with complexities at any age, but divorcing later in life (often called “graying divorce”) presents a unique set of challenges that can make the process particularly daunting. A 2021 article published in Psychology Today affirms that the divorce rate for people over 50 has doubled since […]
Is Collaborative Divorce Right for You?
Collaborative divorce offers an alternative approach that emphasizes cooperation when ending a New Jersey marriage. Each spouse retains their own attorney to facilitate negotiations outside of the courtroom. The focus is on constructive discussions, allowing both spouses to work together with their legal representatives to resolve their issues amicably. Could a collaborative divorce be right […]
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 provided 35 days to file a responsive pleading. Ignoring a Complaint can lead to a cascade of issues, particularly in the realms of financial settlements and child custody. This blog explores the possible consequences that may unfold if a person does not respond to a divorce complaint in the Garden State.