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In a New Jersey divorce case, decisions must be made regarding the legal and physical custody of a child. There are a number of different physical custody arrangements that may be in the best interests of a child. New Jersey custody and the best interests of a child...
New Jersey law generally allows both parents to seek physical and legal custody rights to their child after a divorce. However, a judge will only grant you these rights if doing so is in your son or daughter's best interest. There are several proactive steps that you...
Ending your marriage away from a New Jersey courtroom may help you obtain a favorable settlement in a timely manner. Furthermore, you'll likely be able to do so at a fraction of the cost of settling a divorce through litigation. Let's take a closer look at the...
An irrevocable trust may be an effective tool for protecting your assets in a New Jersey divorce. It may also be an effective way to ensure that your children receive their full inheritance regardless of what happens to you. However, it is important to understand that...
New Jersey business owners whose marriages end in divorce might find themselves having to negotiate ownership of their tech business with their ex-spouse. The options here might require selling the business or having to continue working with their ex-spouse. However,...
You may be wondering what is involved when choosing a divorce attorney in New Jersey. After your potential attorney is certain there are no conflicts that could prevent them representing you, an initial consultation, or meeting, will be scheduled. Your first meeting...
One of the challenging aspects of divorce is dividing property. In New Jersey, property is supposed to be divided equitably. This means that you do not have to each walk away with assets that equal 50% of the value of your shared property. If you go to litigation, a...
Unless you managed to cover everything in your prenup, most divorces in New Jersey involve a division of assets. Some people try to hide their assets to keep them from being seized or divided during the property division process. If you suspect that your former spouse...
At the end of a divorce case in New Jersey, the judge will take all evidence and recommendations of both parties to either finalize or reject a parenting plan. Because developing a parenting plan that works for everyone is difficult, it may seem like they are...
When family law judges in New Jersey and around the country are called on to resolve child custody matters, they find themselves in a position where they must make decisions that will have a profound effect on the lives of people they do not really know. They are...