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Raising children is a very important job for parents in New Jersey. While parents are together, they can do this job together, but if they divorce, it is can be much more difficult. During the divorce, parents need to determine their responsibilities in raising the...
Married couples in New Jersey work together to pay the bills and figure out other financial issues during their marriage. How the couple accomplishes this varies though. Sometimes both work and equally contribute to the finances. In other marriages only one spouse...
Throughout a marriage in New Jersey each spouse may earn an income. They also may acquire assets and purchase property and other items both together and individually. Most of this property is considered marital regardless of which spouse actually earned the money or...
There are many different ways that people in New Jersey resolve conflict and disagreements. Sometimes emotions take over and people say and do things that they may regret afterwards or escalate the situation. Others may want to take some time to allow the emotions to...
People who are married in New Jersey know that marriage is not always easy and there are ups and downs throughout it. Married couples have disagreements and arguments along the way. Also, in some marriages there is infidelity. In others there may be physical abuse or...
When two adults in New Jersey decide that they no longer want to stay married to each other, they have the option to end their relationship. However, they don't have the option of ending the relationship that they have with their children. Therefore, they may have to...
You have dozens of things to worry about during divorce, most of which are probably running through your head all at the same time. Maybe you are concerned that you will not get alimony or that your soon-to-be ex-spouse might disagree with what you believe are your...
Women in New Jersey who own their own business may be frightened at the prospect of losing part or all of it in a divorce. If the business experiences growth during the marriage, it could be considered to be marital property. This means that it would be subject to...
Some people in New Jersey may want to consider a prenuptial agreement before getting married. A prenup describes how finances will be handled in case of divorce. It may specify that one spouse will not request alimony, and it can outline what property will remain...
A divorce specialist may be helpful to some couples or individuals in New Jersey. This is a professional who has a background in areas specific to divorce, such as how to divide complex investments and the details associated with closely held business interests or...