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Property division is often an especially contentious part of the divorce process. If that property includes vacation homes, rental units, or investment buildings, additional complications arise and can add to the tension. Understanding key factors about these...
Going through a contentious divorce can be emotionally and financially draining. If your ex is a narcissist, you can likely expect to have to deal with that type of situation. They are probably going to try everything they can to make everything go their way. There...
Mediation can help resolve divorce cases in New Jersey. It involves both spouses meeting with a neutral third party to discuss issues and reach an agreement. This process can be less expensive and stressful than traditional court proceedings. If you’re considering...
Many people hear the term “contested divorce” and assume that the divorce itself is in question. In the past, after all, many people had to prove that their spouse was at fault and that a divorce was necessary. The divorce may not have been granted if they could not...
When you're either paying or receiving alimony, major life changes can significantly impact those obligations. One such change is remarriage. You may be asking whether entering a new marriage officially terminates alimony. In New Jersey, the answer depends on your...
If you divorce someone you share minor children with, you will need to reach an agreement about how you will share custody and parenting and have a court approve it. If you cannot reach an agreement, a court will set things out for you. There are very few...
Sometimes, assets vanish during a divorce, leaving one party feeling cheated and confused. Are you concerned that your spouse might be hiding assets? A forensic accountant can help bring those hidden assets to light. What is a forensic accountant? Forensic accountants...
Your child spends a lot of time at school, so you might be wondering whether you need to tell the school of your impending divorce. There is no obligation for you to do this, but it is often recommended that you do so, especially for younger children. Here is why...
Maybe you sacrificed your career to support your spouse, or perhaps you relocated for their job. Now, with the marriage ending after only a few years, you are left wondering how to rebuild your financial future. Could alimony be part of the solution? Common...
If you receive an inheritance from your parents or grandparents while you are married, your first instinct may be to share it with your spouse. Perhaps the two of you want to use the money to make a joint purchase, like buying a business or buying a home together. Or...