Divorce

People sometimes think of divorce as a series of pitched battles between spouses. That can certainly be what happens in a contentious divorce scenario. The spouses or their lawyers negotiate, and if they cannot reach a settlement, then the matter goes to trial....

Property division is a key requirement of any divorce. Couples who no longer want to share their lives and resources have to split both their assets and their financial obligations. If they are homeowners, then their primary residence is likely one of their most...

Marriage is a significant commitment, but sometimes it stops feeling right. Fortunately, New Jersey has two main options to end a marriage: annulment and divorce. Each serves a different purpose and has unique legal implications. Understanding both can help you...

Couples preparing for divorce often try to set personal priorities early in the process. Some people want to protect their retirement savings from division. Others worry about their homeownership and want to stay in their marital house. In some cases, the most...

Suppose you’re someone who has built a large following on various social media platforms; it’s quite normal for you to share updates about your life to connect with your audience. However, it’s crucial to acknowledge that not all life updates should be accessible to...

It is likely that virtually every aspect of your life will change if you opt to divorce your spouse. However, this doesn’t mean you’re powerless about how those changes will unfold. Consider your finances. While you may have to make some adjustments to adapt to life...

Divorce is a time of change, and it understandably inspires emotions in people. Emotions often influence decision-making, behaviors and interactions between separating spouses. People who are going through a divorce may have many emotions, from relief to anger. While...

New Jersey divorces generally require that people address many legal issues. They may need to close shared financial accounts and open new ones. Dividing property and debts, refinancing homes and executing new deeds are often all part of New Jersey divorce...

During a litigated divorce, both you and your spouse need to disclose your assets to the court. Intentionally hiding assets could lead to legal ramifications, such as being accused of contempt of court. The court needs to know exactly what assets both you and your...

While it sounds like a myth, about 50% of marriages continue to end in divorce. If you're going through a divorce in New Jersey, it's understandable to have questions about how much this process will cost. As it turns out, a few factors can lower or raise the cost of...