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Why You Should Avoid Social Media During Divorce: Screenshots Last Forever

Without a doubt, divorce is not only an emotional and stressful process, it can also be a lonely process which create a significant need for validations.   In our current Read More

Special Considerations for Dividing Retirement Accounts in a Divorce

In New Jersey, the division of marital property during a divorce follows the principle of equitable distribution, which calls for splitting assets acquired during the marriage fairly but not necessarily Read More

Weighing the Pros and Cons of “Bird-Nesting” After a Divorce

"Bird-nesting," otherwise referred to a “nesting arrangement,” is a joint custody plan wherein the children remain in the family home while each parent alternates living there. The goal of nesting Read More

What an Alimony Recipient Can Do if the Payer Claims Loss of Income

After a divorce in which alimony is awarded, or in a divorce where alimony is in dispute, the situation can arise where the paying spouse claims an inability to meet Read More

Effective Use of Economic Mediation in a Divorce Case

When financial disagreements complicate divorce proceedings, mediation serves as a valuable tool to resolve disputes amicably and to avoid costly and prolonged litigation. The process is facilitated by a neutral Read More

How Is Spousal Support Determined in New Jersey?

Spousal support — commonly referred to as alimony — is designed to provide financial assistance to one spouse following a divorce, taking into account the needs of that spouse and Read More

Who Has the Final Word in Joint Legal Child Custody?

Joint legal child custody in New Jersey is an arrangement where both parents share the decision-making responsibilities concerning major aspects of their child’s life, such education, healthcare, religion and social Read More

Contested and Uncontested Divorces Follow Different Tracks

In New Jersey, family courts categorize divorce cases based on their complexity, which helps streamline case management and ensure efficient allocation of resources. Divorces are classified as either "contested" or Read More

When Can Alimony Be Terminated Based on Cohabitation?

In New Jersey, spousal support, also known as alimony, may be terminated if the recipient spouse begins cohabiting with a new romantic partner. A New Jersey statute, specifies the conditions Read More

Why Is a High Net Worth Divorce More Complicated?

A "high net worth" divorce typically involves couples whose combined assets are substantial, often exceeding a few million dollars. There are often unique complexities due to the scale, diversity, and Read More

Making a Strong Case for Joint Child Custody

Divorce is often an emotional and challenging process, especially when children are involved. In New Jersey, the courts prioritize the best interests of the children when determining custody arrangements. For Read More

Identifying Marital Property in Equitable Distribution

In New Jersey, equitable distribution is the method courts use to ensure a fair division of marital property during a divorce. Unlike community property states where assets are split 50-50, Read More

How Divorced Parents Share Children’s College Costs

Divorced parents in New Jersey have specific obligations when it comes to contributing to their children's college tuition and expenses. Under New Jersey law, child support does not automatically terminate Read More

What to Know About Modifying Child Custody Orders in New Jersey

Child custody orders are issued based on a court’s determination of what is best for the child at the time the parents become separated. But situations can thereafter change, sometimes Read More

The Complexities of Divorcing a Narcissist

Divorcing any spouse can be a complex and emotionally charged experience, but when your partner exhibits traits of narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), the challenges can be amplified significantly. NPD is Read More

New Jersey Recognizes Coercive Control as Domestic Violence

New Jersey has taken a significant step towards protecting victims of domestic violence with a new law that expands the definition of domestic violence to include "coercive control." This means Read More

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