As the old saying goes, death and taxes are the only things that are sure in life. Hopefully, death is years from now, but unfortunately, taxes are an issue you have to deal with right now, and they're not going anywhere. If you're going through a divorce, your taxes...

Divorcing an executive in New Jersey can be challenging at best. There are many different sources of income involved that can be difficult for you to identify, understand or even value. But, here's what you need to know about divorcing someone with executive...

Divorce in New Jersey is a challenging time for many reasons, and one of the biggest hurdles is getting your finances in order. Managing your assets incorrectly can cost you a large amount in the divorce, and if you attempt to illegally hide assets, it can also...

When you are filing for divorce in New Jersey, it can be a paperwork-intensive process. Your lawyer will need to see many documents to help get you started with the divorce. Here is some of what you need to have ready for your attorney to see. Information about income...

With divorce for people older than age 50 increasing in New Jersey and the rest of the country, older couples who are considering separation need to know what to expect during a gray divorce. Understanding all the consequences of divorce at this age will help you...

If you're going through a divorce in New Jersey, this situation can quickly become complicated. Unfortunately, things can get even more complex if you're divorcing an executive or someone else in a high-level role within a company. These complexities arise from most...

Many people in New Jersey suffer from traumatic brain injuries, known as TBIs, when they are involved in sports accidents, workplace falls and car crashes. For some TBI victims, recovery can put a lot of strain on a marriage. The first year after a TBI is the most...

When a couple in New Jersey decides to divorce, both parties will need to divide their marital property. This process, however, involves many factors that the courts consider before making a ruling on the equitable distribution of property, including issues related to...

As a general rule, New Jersey law classifies a family business as a joint asset. Unless you take action, you could lose a portion of your company in a divorce settlement. Fortunately, you may be able to take certain steps to retain control of your company regardless...

New Jersey is not a community property state. If you get a divorce in a community property state, assets are supposed to be divided equally. If you get a divorce in New Jersey, your assets are supposed to be divided equitably, which may not be 50/50. Separate property...