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There are numerous moving variables in a divorce, and that includes the economic circumstances of both parties and their child’s needs. A parent may suddenly lose a job, while another parent may find a new source of income. Unexpectedly, their child could fall ill,...
During divorce, parents may be able to change their children’s names legally. The process is generally straightforward, but seeking the assistance of a lawyer might make the process much easier. Why might you decide to change your child’s name? The court usually...
You might want to leave New Jersey and live in a different state for several reasons. Maybe you found a new job, want to study at a specific university or are looking for a different environment. Whatever the case, you might not be able to easily move to another state...
With its constant relocations and life-threatening conditions, the military lifestyle can easily take a toll on service members and their families. When someone in the military or someone married to a service member chooses to pursue a divorce, the process becomes...
When deciding on a spousal support amount, courts examine the paying spouse's financial capacity and the dependent spouse's needs. Moreover, courts acknowledge that there may be future changes in the parties’ lives that may affect these factors. Because of this, New...
Property division is one of the most challenging conditions to settle in a divorce. Joint bank accounts in the form of checking, savings and money market accounts are easy to divide. However, reaching a fair and just settlement can be tricky when more assets are...
After the divorce, each party has obligations to fulfill in various areas decided during proceedings. The court provides orders which are final and enforceable. However, post-divorce life can be unpredictable. Significant life changes might compel you to seek...
Child custody is a sensitive topic for families facing divorce. After divorce, parents wish to have frequent and consistent in-person communication with their children. While parents cannot choose the custody arrangement based on their personal preferences, the court...
A gray divorce is a term used to describe a split that occurs between couples over the age of 50. Gray divorce has become more prevalent in New Jersey and throughout the United States in recent years, with studies showing that the rate of gray divorce has doubled...
When New Jersey couples who have young children divorce, one of the first things they will need to figure out is a co-parenting schedule. Often, the arrangement that is recommended for those who want to fully co-parent is the 50-50 schedule, usually in the form of...