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When New Jersey parents decide to separate or get a divorce, dealing with child custody and visitation can be difficult. In some cases, both parents work or may even need to move farther away from each other. As the children get older, visitation could become even...
People who are wanting to get divorced in New Jersey should take some time to prepare before they file. By making financial preparations in advance of filing for divorce, people may be able to exit their marriages in an easier way. While preparing to file for divorce,...
When couples in New Jersey do not share household chores equally, they might be more likely to get a divorce. Harvard Business School studied 3,000 couples and found that 25 percent of the ones who split up did so because of fights over housework. According to a 2017...
When people in New Jersey and elsewhere divorce their abusers, the abusers may try to use child custody as a means to exert continued control over them. Despite evidence that abusers often try to wage custody battles to exert control, Congress has not acted. People...
When it comes to things that can endanger a marriage, a lot of attention may go to big events, like infidelity or major financial dishonesty. However, it can be important for married couples to not forget the impacts the seemingly little and everyday things can have...
New Jersey families can face tough times when they are dealing with delinquent or unpaid child support from the other parent. Child support orders are issued by the court to ensure that the everyday expenses, including educational costs, medical and dental bills and...
Older New Jersey residents who want to get a divorce should be prepared to address how it will affect their retirement. Individuals who get a end their marriages later in life may find that they have less time to recover their finances. For people 50 and older, the...
The financial issues that arise in a New Jersey divorce can be quite challenging. For example, dividing retirement funds will require proper planning. In a 2016 recent survey, 62 percent of divorce lawyers stated that retirement fund division was the most difficult...
It happens far too often here in New Jersey. Traffic is heavy, people are running late, and when you least expect it there’s an accident. If you are the one who was hit, you have to pull over and take more time out of your busy day. Fortunately, New Jersey has...
New Jersey residents and others may benefit from planning for a divorce before getting married or while married. Doing so may make it easier to protect assets from being divided in a divorce or being seized by creditors. Creditors may come after funds in a joint...