Many spouses don’t want to give up certain assets during a divorce. Because of this, they try to hide them despite the fact that it’s illegal to do so in New Jersey. These are some of the most common assets that spouses try to hide during a divorce. Cryptocurrency...
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How equitable distribution works
In a New Jersey divorce, the property is divided using principles of equitable distribution. This is not the same as the presumed 50/50 split used in community property states. Instead, courts will look at the reality of each spouse's situation and the marriage to...
How divorce affects teenagers
Millions of people get married every year in New Jersey and around the world. Sadly, many marriages end in divorce every year as well. Everyone knows that divorce is difficult, but some people may not realize the unique effects that a divorce has on teenagers. Here...
Child custody arrangement suggestions for your family
When New Jersey couples go through a divorce, many agree to share joint custody of their children. While joint custody may seem very simple on paper as you and your former spouse get to see your children the same amount of time, the logistics behind it can be a bit...
Mortgage options during divorce
When people get divorced in New Jersey, one of the most common issues that they might have to address is what to do about their mortgages. In most marriages, both spouses will be listed on the mortgage. When they divorce, they will want to separate their finances so...
How will your pension be split during a divorce?
As you go through your divorce proceedings in New Jersey, you're likely going to have a lot of questions about what happens to your marital assets. From your family home to your pension plan, you'll need to understand what the court sees as marital property and...
What happens to your debt in a divorce?
When you file for divorce, one of the main factors you have to work through in the courts is your finances, and what happens to the money and assets you share with your spouse in New Jersey. This also includes any debt that you've acquired during the marriage. In most...
What do NJ courts examine when awarding alimony?
Spousal support might be an essential consideration for someone filing for divorce in New Jersey. Once the marriage dissolves, a spouse may find themselves having to deal with unexpected expenses. A single income might not be enough to cover various costs, so...
The importance of co-parenting plans
When New Jersey couples go through a divorce or separation, one of the main factors to work out and settle is which parent gets child custody. Child custody between two parents requires creating a co-parenting plan to determine the details of raising the child...
Preparing for divorce: A quick checklist
Any type of legal proceeding in New Jersey requires rigorous preparation. The need for diligent prep is rarely more necessary than in a divorce case. With that in mind, there are a number of matters to be addressed in anticipation of a divorce. These primary points...
