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...
A common misconception about domestic violence is that it only comes in physical forms. In reality, this type of abuse manifests in different other ways, including verbal, emotional and psychological forms. Some types are more subtle than others, making them more...
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...
Parents who split up don’t always remain in the same area. When one parent moves away, there are some unique challenges that will come up. It’s critical for both parents to try to find ways make the situation work so the children can thrive despite the major change...
Child custody determinations can result in a wide range of possible outcomes. One of the common parenting outcomes in child custody cases is a 50-50 even split between parents. However, this option is not always the most suitable arrangement under certain...
In New Jersey, courts consider the number of children that need support, among other factors, during child support calculations. Specifically, they compute for support while considering the parents' combined income and the number of children involved. Here is what...
Domestic violence victims include couples, exes, those who have or are expecting a child, family members and roommates. Assault, homicide and harassment are among the criminal offenses under domestic violence. In 2024, New Jersey included coercive control in its...
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,...
New Jersey law allows you to end your marriage for any reason and without your spouse's permission. However, it doesn't mean that a divorce won't potentially invoke a wide range of emotions that may take months or years to work through. In some cases, these emotions...
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