Divorce can be complicated, even in the most amicable circumstances. But if only one of you wants a divorce, the process can take on a whole new layer of complexity. This doesn’t mean you will be stuck in an unhappy marriage forever—but it does mean you should work with a knowledgeable and experienced divorce attorney …
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Most people have heard of a prenuptial agreement, which is a legal contract that couples sign before getting married detailing how assets will be divided in the event of a divorce. While it’s not always easy to talk about the “what if” of divorce and financial issues, prenups are an important opportunity to ensure that …
Division of assets, spousal support, and post-divorce parenting plans are components of many divorce processes. But where do Fido, Goldie, and Whiskers fit into all of this? For many families, especially where pets are viewed more like family members, it may be surprising (and a little disappointing) to learn that In New Jersey, pets are …
When talking about residences during the divorce process, many people face the question of whether to stay or go. This can include whether they or their soon-to-be-ex-spouse are allowed to remain in their home during the divorce process and what their rights are during this time. Note that every family law matter is highly fact-sensitive—what …
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Divorces involving domestic violence may warrant the entry of a restraining order. While restraining orders play an important role in protecting families from harm, they come with additional considerations for the divorce process—for both parties. But while a restraining order can change the nature of some of the decisions and options during divorce negotiations, it …
In the state of New Jersey, the law determines that every child should be supported by their parents, whether or not those parents share a household—or a last name. However, unmarried parents may mistakenly believe that they aren’t eligible to file for (or be required to pay) child support because of their marital or relationship …
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Difficult conversations and decisions can be an inevitable part of the divorce process. As these discussions unfold—particularly those surrounding division of assets and liabilities—it’s natural to feel concerned about the long-term implications of these conversations. One area of particular concern for many divorcing couples is how retirement assets will be divided, especially if retirement is …
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While most people entering into marriage are hoping that “for better or worse” applies to their long lives together, if you’re getting divorced, you might feel it’s equally applicable to the divorce process. During your divorce, you and your partner may make many different decisions. Some may feel small or inconsequential, such as who keeps …
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Divorce is difficult enough—you don’t want to have to worry about whether the intimate details of your personal life are available to anyone as a result of the process. No one wants their private life to end up as public knowledge, especially when allegations of financial misuse, adultery, or abuse are involved. You deserve privacy, …
Where you live is a big part of your life, and if you’re considering a divorce, your home plays a significant role in the details of your divorce agreement. That’s because it’s not as simple as deciding whether or not you’ll stay or go. Whether you love your home or find yourself daydreaming of Zillow …
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