If you are a divorced parent in New Jersey, you might pay or receive child support. A court probably determined the child support amount based on a few factors, including income. However, at some point after the divorce, one or both of you might go through some life...
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...
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...
New Jersey parents who have been awarded joint custody of their children face the challenge of determining the right custody schedule for them. While each parent is to enjoy the same amount of time with their children, actually working out the dates and times for...
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...
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...
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...
If your spouse has left without a word, you are probably worried about how you can divorce them. New Jersey allows you to divorce a spouse who has disappeared, but the judicial system attempts to find them first. File a complaint for divorce You need to file a...
New Jersey parents who are sharing custody of their children will sometimes come into conflict over their parenting time agreement. While some conflicts are to be expected, when a pattern develops of direct or indirect interference happening, it must be addressed and...
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...
