Since divorce is a legal process, estranged couples entering a New Jersey courtroom should expect to present evidence. Evidence does not only refer to such things as text messages proving a spouse's undesirable behavior. Evidence might include essential financial and...
If you're getting divorced in New Jersey, understanding how to split assets is essential. If you've been married for some time, you may have a home, automobile, furniture, 401(k) and an IRA. If neither of you wants to keep the house, the solution is to sell the...
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...
When a couple decides to get divorced, it can have a major impact on their business. That's why it's important to take steps to protect your business interests during the divorce process. What is the value of the company? You'll need to determine how much the business...
If your circumstances change and you need to make changes to your child custody agreement, you will have to go to court to make modifications. There are several reasons why a modification may be necessary or may be granted in a New Jersey court. Why modifications...
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...
When spouses divorce, both will usually seek an equitable division of their marital assets. However, another financial element to the dissolution may be that one spouse finds valuable. Alimony sometimes referred to as spousal support, could help a spouse of lesser...
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...
If you are the custodial parent of your New Jersey child, you might need to learn how to file so you can receive child support from the other parent. Child support can help ensure that your child’s financial needs are covered, including living, educational and...
Engaged couples in New Jersey might want to consider a prenuptial agreement before walking down the aisle. If you're considering this route, it's important to know all about prenups. What is a prenuptial agreement? A prenuptial agreement is a formal legal document...
