A move during a pending divorce means changing where your child lives before the court resolves custody and parenting time. You might need to relocate for work, more affordable housing or family support. However, your need to move may conflict with your child’s need...
Remarriage marks a meaningful shift after divorce. For many people, it brings stability and a new sense of direction. At the same time, it can raise practical concerns about what happens to existing financial obligations, especially alimony. If you receive support in...
Married couples often work together to save for a home and to manage all maintenance obligations after buying a house. Many couples commit 30% of their monthly income toward their mortgages and even more toward the improvement of the home where they live. It is only...
Social media has become a regular part of daily life for many people, but what you post online could have serious consequences during a divorce. In New Jersey, courts may use your social media activity as evidence in divorce proceedings. This can potentially affect...
The family home often represents the most valuable and emotionally charged asset in a divorce. In New Jersey, courts base the outcome on fairness rather than an automatic equal split and your decisions can shape finances and parenting stability long after the case...
Dividing assets in a divorce can be one of the most complicated parts of the process. In New Jersey, equitable distribution lets courts divide property fairly based on your circumstances, not always 50-50. While every divorce is unique, some types of assets require...
For many spouses, mediation offers a more effective way to resolve family law matters. Mediation is part of the alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process, in which a neutral person, the mediator, helps you and your spouse talk through disagreements. New Jersey...
Being served with divorce papers can feel abrupt and overwhelming. You protect your rights by responding promptly and following a clear series of steps. You are the defendant You are the defendant in the case if you receive a Summons and Divorce Complaint. Your spouse...
Divorce can be a challenging process at any age, but for those over 50, it often comes with unique financial considerations. It is important for those who are approaching this life transition to understand the financial implications and take steps to protect your...
Many spouses (more so decades ago) put their own professional goals aside or at least moved them to the back burner to be a stay-at-home parent and handle the household responsibilities while their spouse devoted their time to building a lucrative career or their own...
