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Buying or selling property “as-is” can be an attractive option, but it comes with important considerations. If you're buying or selling a home in New Jersey as-is, knowing what it truly means can help avoid surprises. Let’s look at what an as-is sale involves and how...
If you’re going through a divorce, you know that you need to divide marital property. Both you and your spouse own this property together, so you have to split it up. Separate property, on the other hand, is just owned by either you or your spouse, and you can...
A prenuptial agreement can help couples set clear expectations before marriage. However, not every prenup stands up in court. Certain mistakes or conditions can make a prenup unenforceable. Here are some common reasons a prenup might be considered invalid. When it...
If you are going through a divorce with a child, it’s critical to discuss custody exchange days. Effectively planning for transition days can make it more manageable for your child to cope with the new life. Here are three tips for preparing for custody exchange...
Property division is one of the most important parts of any divorce. In New Jersey, this process is called equitable distribution. It does not always mean assets are divided equally. Instead, the court focuses on what is fair based on several factors. Equitable...
A well-structured parenting time schedule can help co-parents live their lives with reasonable expectations in place, can help children maintain strong relationships with both parents and can provide consistency in the daily lives of everyone in a family. While there...
Non-compete clauses are designed to shield your business from unfair competition by limiting how former employees or partners can use proprietary information. To enforce these agreements successfully, the terms must be reasonable and supported by legitimate business...
Creating a co-parenting budget can help divorced or separated parents to more effectively support their child’s well-being and to use financial know-how to their family’s broader advantage. It can help both parents plan for shared expenses and minimize risks of...
Prenuptial agreements often get a bad reputation. Many people think they are only used in a negative context when a couple expects to divorce. In reality, a prenup can support a strong, healthy marriage by encouraging trust and open communication. Before signing a...
In the past, couples often had to prove that there was a valid reason to get divorced. Many couples would split up after claims of adultery, for instance. If they could show that their spouse was unfaithful to the relationship, then the court would grant the divorce....
