New Jersey Family Law Blog

For parents, family law can be a tough subject. From mentioning the idea of a divorce to your children to adjusting to changes following a custody ruling, there are many ways in which family law can be tricky. Custody disputes can be particularly challenging, and many parents may have an even harder time dealing with these issues during the back-to-school season. However, it is crucial to make sure that you do all you can to help your child with this transition.

Kids may have a variety of questions regarding a custody dispute. For example, they may wonder why the dispute is even happening in the first place, or they could be unsure of how their future will be affected by the outcome of a dispute. You should try to answer their questions thoroughly, since doing so could give them some peace of mind. Moreover, you should try to make them know that they will still be loved, regardless of the end result of a custody dispute.

We know that for any couple, divorce can be tough, regardless of their financial circumstances. With this being said, some couples have it especially hard when they decide to bring their marriage to an end. Not only do couples who have children sometimes have difficulties during divorce (child support payments, custody disputes, etc.), but the financial considerations concerning the divorce process can be particularly tough for those with a high net worth. If you are preparing for a high asset divorce, it is vital to go over the ins and outs of how this major change could affect you financially.

Property division is often a major hurdle for those going through a high net worth divorce, as well as spousal support payments, child support and adjusting to life without one's spouse. For those with significant assets, these issues can be particularly complex. For example, someone who runs a business may be unsure of the different ways in which their decision to go ahead with a divorce will impact the future of their company and those who work for them. Moreover, some people who go through a high asset divorce are famous or receive a lot of attention in their local community, which can add even more stress to the entire process.

Those who are going through a variety of family law matters may face various hurdles, whether they are struggling with strong emotions such as depression or anger or they lose a custody dispute. However, the financial side of divorce can be especially difficult for many people to work through and there are a number of ways in which divorce can affect one’s finances.

For starters, the way in which property is divided during a divorce can have a huge impact on both parties. Marital property includes financial accounts, real estate, and other assets and can completely change a person’s outlook on the future. There are many other divorce-related financial concerns, such as alimony payments and child support. Moreover, adjusting to life as a single person can be problematic for some people, financially speaking and in other ways.

We have covered many different concerns related to child custody cases, such as the potential impact a dispute may have on a child. However, there are far more issues to consider if you are preparing for divorce, are in the middle of ending your marriage, or have already divorced and are facing custody-related challenges. For example, the emotional toll of a custody dispute may be especially tough for a variety of reasons and it is crucial to make sure that you handle these feelings appropriately. Unfortunately, some parents have allowed their emotions to get the best of them and adversely affect their case.

You may be angry, depressed or struggling with intense anxiety during a custody dispute. After all, when the custody of your child and your ability to spend time with them is at stake, working through the situation can be especially difficult from an emotional point of view. However, this is exactly why it is so important for you to do all you can to make a favorable end result more likely. Managing your stress and finding ways to combat depression and lessen other negative emotions is crucial. Whether you pick up a new hobby or find peace of mind by closely reviewing your case and responsibilities, there are different ways parents address these emotions.