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Most New Jersey residents considering a divorce have already heard much of the jargon used in a divorce case. Terms such as “alimony,” “irreconcilable differences” and the like are familiar to potentially divorcing couples. One term that may not be widely known is...
Going through a divorce is never easy and it can be especially difficult for the spouses of military personnel. The military affects so many aspects of your married life and divorce is no different. You’ll likely have many questions about the process and one thing you...
When you file your taxes, the tax year goes from January 1 through December 31 of the previous year. Thus, the timing of your divorce may have an impact on exactly how much you have to pay (or how much you get back). If you divorce later in the year, your tax status...
By the time a Monmouth County area resident decides their marriage is heading for a divorce, it usually has often been a long time coming. A divorce is never an easy decision and coming to terms that a marriage is over can be hard. Often couples have many things to...
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....
Raising a child is a rewarding experience, but it is also a costly one. Keeping a roof over a child’s head and food on their plate can be challenging for any parent, regardless of their income. When a child’s two parents separate or go through divorce, they may be...
When divorce splits a family apart, the children will often feel its fundamental impact beforehand, and it will remain a defining influence in their lives afterwards. How the parents choose to proceed can further shape how the children perceive their world and their...
Monmouth County parents going through a divorce likely worry about the effect the divorce is having on their child. A child’s way of processing the divorce will vary based on the child’s age and the child’s current relationship with each parent. There are ways parents...
In New Jersey, property is equitably divided when a couple decides to divorce. Property division is conducted according to equitable property division rules so the question becomes what is equitable and how does the divorce court decide what is equitable. Several...
When a wealthy New Jersey couple decides to end their marriage, both spouses will have intense concerns about dividing their assets. In most cases, dividing the value of the family home will be the most contentious issue the couple faces. Each of them probably has a...