Marriage is a milestone relationship in anyone's life, with tremendous emotional and lifestyle implications. But it's also a legal arrangement, with significant ramifications according to both federal and New Jersey law. From taxes to child custody rights to the...
A postnuptial agreement presents one option to couples in New Jersey for addressing infidelity. After a spouse has an affair, the couple may try to rebuild their marriage on the basis of a new contract. Unlike a prenuptial agreement signed prior to marriage, the...
New Jersey residents going through a divorce don’t need a reminder of how stressful it can be. Sometimes a divorce can become even more stressful through our own actions, such as what we post on social media. You might be tempted to share the details of your divorce...
Once you decide to end your New Jersey marriage, you will need to start planning for the process. A major area you will need to address will be finances, as you will need to figure out how to pay for your divorce, divide your assets and debts and plan for the future....
Divorce can place your life on hold, but it can be especially difficult to cope with the process when you have a child with special needs. Estranged New Jersey parents who are in this situation may feel overwhelmed and unsure of how to handle it, but it is crucial to...
New Jersey law generally allows you to end your marriage for a variety of reasons including infidelity, emotional abuse or simple boredom. There are multiple legal options such as mediation, litigation or private talks with your spouse. It's possible that you'll use a...
It’s not uncommon for New Jersey couples to sign a prenuptial agreement, also known as a prenup, before tying the knot. This agreement defines ownership of assets and what will be divided should the couple divorce. No one signs a prenup thinking about their divorce....
New Jersey law allows you to end your marriage for any reason. However, this doesn't mean that filing for divorce is necessarily the best way to resolve issues in your relationship. Let's look at some of the key factors that may help you determine whether it's...
New Jersey, like all other states, allows married couples to file no-fault divorces, but it is not a pure no-fault state. That means a spouse can choose to file a fault divorce if they wish. Few spouses choose to do this as it makes the process longer and more...
Divorce between New Jersey parents is especially difficult for their children. If you are in the midst of ending your marriage, there are certain things you should avoid saying and doing to your kids. Any kind of lies Although it might be tempting to lie to your kids...
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