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You do not need to be wealthy to benefit from a prenuptial agreement. A prenup can help you and your future spouse decide how certain financial matters will be handled during the marriage or if the relationship ends. Even when neither person currently owns substantial...
Responsible parents don’t want their divorce to interfere with their children’s educational opportunities. Whenever possible, they work to ensure that they don’t touch any college savings accounts they’ve established for their kids and that they both remain committed...
Divorce may be an emotional process, but the law guides the outcome. The laws that apply during a divorce are different in every state or jurisdiction. Some states have the community property standard that requires a 50/50 division of property. Other states, like New...
Working nights, rotating shifts or mandatory overtime may leave you worried that your job could limit your time with your child. However, an irregular schedule does not automatically make you a less capable parent. What matters is whether your proposed parenting plan...
Technology has become part of everyday family life, but it can also be misused to control or intimidate a spouse. Digital domestic abuse may develop gradually, making it difficult to recognize until the behavior becomes persistent and emotionally harmful. If you...
Gray divorce occurs later in life after years of marriage. People who are close to or past retirement age may divorce due to health issues, growing apart over the years or disparate values. Gray divorces can have a profound impact on people's standard of living during...
Most people who are preparing to divorce after many years of marriage have some concerns about their financial future. If, for example, you left the full-time workforce to be a stay-at-home parent and never regained the momentum you once had in your career, that can...
When parents divorce, parenting time is often one of the most hotly disputed aspects of the end of a former couple’s romantic relationship. Both parents may want to spend as much time as possible with the children. If they cannot settle their disagreements, a judge...
Most couples don't think twice about who "owns" their rewards points. They swipe, they earn, they redeem, and the balance climbs. But when a marriage ends, those points can suddenly become a serious talking point at the negotiating table. Your points have real money...
Talking about a prenuptial agreement is not always comfortable, especially when you are planning a wedding and building a future together. Still, more couples in New Jersey are having these conversations early because they understand that financial transparency and...