The end of a relationship is never easy and often goes hand in hand with mixed feelings. The same holds true for divorce. A question in the minds of many New Jersey parents who are considering divorce may be: How possible is it for divorced parents to be...
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Divorce — what does New Jersey law say?
Every state has laws defining what constitutes a marriage. The same holds true for divorce. New Jersey, like all other jurisdictions, has laws on the books that set forth the requirements for obtaining a divorce.As in most other states, no-fault divorces are...
Divorce due to irreconcilable differences — what does it mean?
New Jersey couples that have decided to end their marriages are required to provide a reason or grounds for their decision. One possible reason available in case of divorce is irreconcilable differences. The question is -- what does this actually mean?In short,...
Who qualifies for a simple or summary divorce?
When a New Jersey couple decides to end their marriage, they may often find themselves wondering what to do next. Questions such as how long will the divorce take to be finalized, what is the most suitable plan of action and many more may leave one feeling at a loss....
Divorce — life-changing and survivable
Human nature does not lend itself to change easily. While some people adapt to change quite comfortably, others find it much more difficult. Divorce is life-changing and probably one of the more stressful situations a person may have to go through.Divorce can be...
Help in getting to know your way around divorce is at hand
There is little doubt that ending a marriage evokes mixed emotions for those involved. You may hear from many other New Jersey divorcees that while the process was going on they often experienced many conflicting emotions -- being frightened while feeling fulfilled,...
Do I have to go to trial as part of my divorce?
Filing a lawsuit is a necessary part of dissolving a marriage. However, nowadays, you and your spouse do not have to go down the litigation path to address the terms of your divorce when dealing with issues such as property division and child custody. Instead, you can...
Should I stay, or should I go?
If the marriage was unhappy, the divorce was likely hostile. Perhaps the custody battle was fierce and dirty, and that has left you bitter. As difficult as it was to get along with your spouse before the divorce, now parenting has the added challenge of two separate...
Is a divorce party right for you?
Over the past century, and even the past decade, divorce practices and traditions have evolved. Some new aspects may not seem so great, but many changes have been for the better.Along with advanced mediation, "conscious uncoupling" and co-parenting agreements, the...
Don’t overlook the most important assets – many people do
It is easy to overlook complicated assets that you might never think about on a daily basis. If you are seeking a divorce then your spouse might be happy keeping it that way too. Many people do not realize all of their spouse's accounts that are a part of joint...