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Life, post-divorce, is often a daydream or fantasy of those thinking about or going through divorce. Unfortunately, those dreams may not always be a reality, so it is important to think about and plan for our pos-divorce lifestyle now, before a divorce is finalized....
Divorce is an emotional process. But it’s also a financially impactful one that have decades-long implications for your life. That’s why it’s critical that you know how to appropriately address every aspect of your divorce, including property division. Most divorces,...
Divorce is never a pleasant process and rarely is it easy. Significant issues must be dealt with, including property division, child support and alimony. And while same-sex couples are now treated equally in the eyes of New Jersey law, the fact that the equality came...
By the time a West Long Branch area couple come to the agreement that they should divorce it has been a long and arduous process. A divorce is an emotional affair for everyone and in addition to dealing mentally with the divorce, having to deal with the practical...
Divorce, even if amicable, is never easy. It is a difficult decision to make, especially for those that have been together for years and have kids. Though, one way that an ex-spouse can make the process go more smoothly is to contact an experienced New Jersey family...
Virtual visitations have only become possible within the last couple of years because of the advancements of technology and changes in cultural norms and people's comfort with certain services, such as Skype and Facetime. With the increasing ability to do virtual...
Although the divorce rate has been going down across the country, among some age groups it is actually trending upwards. In fact, the divorce rate for Americans over the age of 50 has doubled since 1990. The impact that splitting up close to retirement can have on a...
Since 1990, there has been an increase in the rate of divorce for people over the age of 55. There are many reasons why older New Jersey residents have decided to end their marriages. These reasons include more liberal attitudes toward divorce, increasing lifespans...
Many New Jersey residents, including those who are not especially wealthy, have a retirement plan either through their place of employment or some other source. Retirement plans, such as 401(k)s, pension plans and individually held plans like an IRA include a generous...
Divorce is a major financial transaction. Under New Jersey law, you aren’t necessarily entitled to half of the marital estate, either. This is because New Jersey recognizes equitable distribution, which means that marital assets are to be divided fairly. As a result,...