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Do's and Don'ts of Preparing to File for Divorce

Divorce can be a challenging ordeal that profoundly impacts individuals and families in several ways. Positive preparatory actions can make the process less overwhelming and can help bring about a Read More

Navigating the Unique Challenges of “Gray Divorce”

Gray divorce refers to the phenomenon of older couples, typically those over the age of 50, choosing to end their marriages. Several factors contribute to the increasing prevalence of gray Read More

How to Split the Family Home in a New Jersey Divorce

The family home is, for many people, their most valuable asset. It can also have a functional importance as the place children are raised, as well as having emotional and Read More

NJ High Court Clarifies Level of Proof for Alimony Termination Based on Cohabitation

Alimony can be a contentious issue in New Jersey divorces, as to both the amount awarded and the duration of payments. The paying spouse typically wants to end the obligation Read More

How a Spouse’s Dissipation of Marital Assets Can Affect Equitable Distribution

Getting divorced can bring out the worst in people. In the knowledge that the marriage is ending, a spouse might decide to go on a spending spree, burning through marital Read More

Do I Need a Lawyer To Divorce?

First, filing for divorce is usually a difficult decision to begin with. Therefore, filing for divorce on your own and without a lawyer can make the process more difficult by Read More

5 Recommended Books For Divorcing Spouses

Divorce is primarily viewed as a war over finances and custody. What is generally missing in so many cases is the triggered emotions that a divorce brings out and the Read More

How Abuse and Neglect Affects Divorce and Custody Terms

Every child deserves to be safe in their home. They also deserve to have loving relationships with their parents. Terrible physical and emotional harm can result when a parent abuses Read More

Substance Abuse as Grounds for Divorce

An addiction to drugs or alcohol is capable of destroying a marriage. While many New Jersey divorces are granted on a no-fault basis, spouses are still permitted to dissolve their Read More

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