In New Jersey, navigating divorce can become emotionally challenging, and social media can worsen a problematic situation. During this time, proceed with caution when it comes to social media. The following guidelines help clarify the best ways to engage with social...
New Jersey residents going through divorce have a lot on their plate. In addition to the emotional turmoil that divorce brings, there are logistical nightmares - new housing, new budgets, co-parenting, and so much more. It’s normal to make mistakes with so much to...
The end of your marriage in New Jersey is bound to affect your kids. Determining whether this is negative or positive is up to you. Contrary to popular belief, ending your marriage doesn't have to be a bad thing. It can be the catalyst that springs you and your...
Divorcing a narcissist in New Jersey is complex and challenging as up to 90% of divorce cases center around high-conflict issues. Narcissists often do everything they can to prolong the marriage while blaming their partner for problems. Prepare for the same behaviors...
Late-life divorces, also known as gray divorces, have become increasingly common for New Jersey couples. One of the reasons that gray divorces have become more prevalent is financial infidelity, a breach of trust in a relationship that occurs when one partner hides...
New Jersey is among the 41 states that have equitable distribution rules. Therefore, a judge may divide property fairly when a person gets divorced, but each spouse may not get 50% of the assets. The judge will generally consider many factors about each person's past...
Divorce isn't uncommon for New Jersey residents, but that doesn't make it any easier. During this time of emotional highs and lows, individuals often make decisions based on what friends and family did in similar situations. Or, in some cases, overly dramatic...
When divorcing couples in New Jersey and around the country discuss thorny matters like spousal support and property division, they are not always able to reach an agreement at the negotiating table. Taking divorce cases to court is always an option when an amicable...
Some New Jersey couples find that their marriage cannot last. After the divorce is final, one spouse may be ordered to pay alimony to the other. This is how to know if you qualify for this type of support. Understanding alimony Alimony is payment ordered by the court...
One of the significant concerns of couples beginning the divorce process in New Jersey is finances. For wealthy individuals going through a high-asset divorce, these considerations are often more complex, needing additional preparation and time for negotiations....