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The fights that occur between minor children are often insignificant and fade with time. However, disputes between grown siblings could potentially forever alter the dynamics of their relationship. Few things make adult siblings angrier with one another than conflicts...
Trying to co-parent after a romantic relationship has ended isn’t easy. There are a lot of changes that must occur when this transition becomes necessary. One of the most important is that the children must remain each parent’s top priority. Each co-parenting...
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...
The term “narcissistic personality disorder” has been attracting a lot of attention as people start to realize just how toxic someone with strong narcissistic traits (with or without a diagnosis) can be. Unfortunately, it’s not easy to achieve a peaceful divorce from...
Many people who are preparing for divorce in New Jersey worry about both their resources and financial obligations. The equitable distribution statute on record in the Garden State requires that the courts fairly split both assets and debts between both spouses in the...
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...
Married people often go to great lengths to avoid divorce. They may attempt individual counseling and couples therapy. They may have sit-down sessions with their pastor or minister. They may even turn to family members and friends for advice and guidance on how to...
Life for people in their 60s is quite different than it was when their parents and grandparents were that age. For one thing, Americans are living longer than ever. Thanks to advances in medicine and changed attitudes toward smoking and diet, most people aged 60 and...