Divorces in New Jersey may be based on different grounds. While some of those grounds are based on the alleged fault of one or both of the parties, divorces that result from individuals simply growing apart from their spouses are often based on the no-fault option....
Month: February 2019
Providing for one’s child with a modified child support agreement
Along with child custody, child support is one of the most important issues that New Jersey parents must work out to allow their kids to continue to live loved and supported after their parents' divorces. Child support is generally established through statewide...
Is my spouse concealing assets from me?
We don't want to think the worst of others, even when that person is a soon-to-be-ex-spouse. However, when the time comes to determine a divorce agreement, it can sometimes bring out the worst in people. You would hope that your spouse wouldn't resort to concealing...
When divorce and retirement coincide
A New Jersey resident may spend the better part of their life working so that one day they can leave their job and retire. Most people do not meet their retirement age until well after the 50th birthdays, and some work well into their 60's and 70's. When they do...