One of the biggest possible points of contention you may face when going through a divorce is asset division. It’s natural for both you and your spouse to want to know who gets what. But what about your debts? A fair and equitable division Like your marital assets,...
Gray divorce is a term for divorce that occurs later in life. This process can be challenging for elderly couples who have spent many years creating a life together, especially when deciding who gets the family home. In New Jersey, as in many states, the court...
Divorce settlement agreements are meant to bring finality and closure, but this is not always true. Sometimes, one party might refuse to comply with the terms, making the process's aftermath more challenging. New Jersey courts take violations of divorce agreements...
Alimony is crucial in divorce proceedings. If you are going through a divorce, it is essential to understand how alimony works. You must also know its potential impact on your financial future. What is alimony? Alimony refers to the financial support one spouse...
New Jersey allows married couples to file no-fault divorces like every other state, but it is not considered as a pure no-fault state. This means you can file a fault divorce if you wish. However, only a few spouses choose this option as it makes the process longer...
There are many different types of mistakes that people can make during divorce proceedings. Some people end up paying a substantial amount to divorce specifically because they fight over every little issue with their spouses, possibly in pursuit of terms that the...
Filing for divorce is a major decision that never comes easy. It takes a long time, maybe months or years of careful thought and perhaps exhausting every single effort imaginable to salvage the marriage before one comes to this decision. Divorce may be the best option...
Spouses who want to end their marriage may opt for a no-fault or fault divorce in New Jersey. No matter the reason, they can only file for divorce if at least one spouse resides in the state. They must be aged 18 to file the case, or else a guardian or parent needs to...
When you’re facing a divorce in New Jersey, you might be asking, “How will this affect my inheritance?” The answer isn’t always straightforward. The division depends on several factors, mainly how you treat the inheritance during the marriage. It’s essential to...
No matter the length or stability of the marriage there can always be arguments between couples. But where do you draw the line between a mere argument and verbal abuse? When is it too much? Marital arguments Arguments can arise for various reasons—responsibilities,...
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