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...
In recent years, mediation has become a very common alternative to divorce litigation. Spouses preparing for the end of a marriage often agree to sit down with a neutral third-party professional. The idea is to work through their current disputes with the help of a...
No New Jersey couple gets married thinking their relationship will prematurely end. However, unexpected situations can arise that lead to the breakdown of a marriage. These are some key signs that are common in such a situation. Domestic violence One of the biggest...
Traditionally, prenuptial agreements have been thought of as something only rich people need. In some cases they have also been viewed as harbingers of doom for a marriage before the wedding takes place. However, a prenuptial agreement may be an effective tool for...
Navigating divorce in New Jersey with a spouse who has a mental illness can make ending your marriage more complex. While each situation is unique, here are some ways of making the process easier. Prioritize communication and empathy Maintaining open and empathetic...
If you are in the middle of a custody dispute, you might find use for an old calendar, which can provide you with a wealth of information related to your New Jersey children. Keep it close to track dates and expenses, which can be useful in your negotiations or in...
Persons going through a divorce may have many concerns about their finances. Financial considerations could extend for years after the divorce, depending upon the individual's fiscal footing. New Jersey divorce settlement discussions may take some time because both...
Life after divorce may come with challenges, and some of them could be financial. Money matters might take precedence in someone's life when they shift from a two-income household to one after the marriage dissolves. Seeking an appropriate equitable settlement in a...
Family means everything to New Jersey parents, but that doesn’t always mean they must stay married. If divorce is unavoidable, it could be for the best. At the same time, many children are badly hurt when their parents split; these are ways you can protect them. Avoid...
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