If you are a resident of New Jersey and contemplating divorce, you may have concerns about how the decision will affect your adult children. Although "gray divorce" refers to couples over 50 ending their marriage, it does not mean their children are immune to the...
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Is “nesting” right for you and your child?
Nesting is a term used to describe the process of a separated or divorced couple setting up two living spaces for themselves and their children. The concept is based on the idea that it can be easier for children to adjust to the changes brought about by their...
Understanding alimony in a grey divorce
After a divorce, alimony can be very helpful, particularly as a lower-earning spouse figures out how to support themselves. However, when divorce occurs between older spouses in New Jersey, the considerations involving alimony are different. What is the purpose of...
What mistakes do women make during a divorce?
Statistically, women begin the divorce process more often than men do. However, the desire to obtain a divorce does not always match the level of preparedness. New Jersey women frequently make a few costly mistakes no matter how much they might want to end their...
How does student loan debt affect your divorce?
On average, students attending college in New Jersey owe at least $28,000 in student loan debt. Along with your mortgage and your vehicle loans, student debt may constitute your most serious financial obligation. For divorcing couples, the obvious concern involves...
Maintaining healthy communication during and after divorce
When a family goes through a divorce in New Jersey, the communication process can be difficult. However, it is important to remember that there's a lot more at stake than just your relationship with your ex, and maintaining communication is key to keeping things...
Tips on having a peaceful separation or divorce
Married couples in New Jersey who have tried everything to stay together might ultimately decide that splitting up is the only option. Whether you are separating or divorcing, it’s best to do so amicably. These tips can help. Have a strong support system A separation...
Divorced Spouse Social Security Benefits: FAQs
Here are common questions that many people in New Jersey have about spousal support and Social Security benefits. We'll start with the number one question that we hear. If my ex died, am I still entitled to a portion of their Social Security benefits? You are eligible...
Why seek a child support modification?
Child support covers many essential expenses associated with raising a young one. A divorced parent may rely on the other parent's monthly support payments to provide for the child, and missed payments could cause problems. However, the non-custodial parent might run...
Answering common questions about divorce
Although divorces have a reputation for being messy, outcomes aren't always left up to judges. Contrary to common belief, courts actually encourage spouses to split amicably and create their own divorce terms. Couples undergoing divorce in New Jersey often have better...
