When spouses who co-own a business go through a divorce, the situation requires careful consideration to better ensure the success of the business and fair treatment of both parties. This complex scenario involves the practical and financial considerations associated...
Divorce can profoundly impact not only a married couple involved but also their children. Teenagers, in particular, may experience a range of emotions and reactions when faced with their parents’ separation. If you are a parent who is navigating these challenging...
Some people treat gift buying as a competitive sport. It can be a particular problem after parents divorce. Maybe one parent attempts to outdo the other to make them look bad in front of their child. Maybe they do it to win favor with their child. Or perhaps it’s an...
Deciding what to do with your home as you divorce will likely be one of the biggest decisions you’ll make. There are many financial, practical and emotional factors at play. If you and your spouse own one or more rental properties, your decisions are more likely to be...
Many New Jersey couples get married thinking their marriage will last forever. However, for some, divorce is inevitable when an issue causes a rift between spouses. No-fault divorce is a common option, but it’s suddenly under scrutiny. Understanding no-fault divorce...
In New Jersey, executive compensation could be considered part of the marital estate unless excluded by a prenuptial agreement or other arrangement. Assuming that such compensation is part of the marital estate, it will be divided in an equitable fashion per state...
If you’re dealing with child custody issues, it’s time to look at the parenting plan. This is especially true if joint physical custody is no longer working. In some cases, joint physical custody is the best option for your New Jersey children. Joint physical custody...
When New Jersey parents decide that separation is the right option, it can take time for the family to adjust. Children may have more difficulty getting used to it than anyone else. If you’re in this situation, these tips can help make back-to-school easier for your...
Divorce is an incredibly common problem for New Jersey couples. Many are willing to do what it takes to avoid the end of their marriage. But there are some factors that tend to affect a large number of couples. One is the phenomenon known as the eight-year itch. This...
The two most essential parts of any divorce in New Jersey are determining child custody and figuring out and dividing assets and liabilities (which will also play a role in child support decisions). If you don't have children, divorce is primarily a financial affair....
