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It’s very common for newly engaged couples in New Jersey to shy away from any discussions about prenuptial agreements. Although around half of marriages end in divorce, no one wants to think that their marriage is going to be on the failing side. Bringing up a...
New Jersey parents going through a divorce typically have to consider child custody matters in order to settle their divorce. Custody is determined based on various factors that parents should be familiar with. What are the types of child custody in New Jersey? Legal...
New Jersey couples can enter into an agreement before they marry to set clear boundaries regarding separate and marital property. Prenuptial agreements - or premarital agreements as they are called in New Jersey - can prevent many conflicts in the future if the couple...
When it comes to the division of assets, some get overlooked or assumptions are simply made by the divorcing couple. They know that they will divide specific marital assets such as the home, real estate and retirement accounts as long as they are marital property. But...
Some New Jersey couples decide to have prenups before they walk down the aisle. However, a baby prenup can help you when you decide to start a family. You should know what this is and how it’s different from a regular prenuptial agreement. What is a baby prenup? A...
Are you getting married in New Jersey and considering a prenuptial agreement? Is your partner uneasy about the conversation? You're not alone; it's a common scenario. However, leveraging a few communication tips may help the situation. Prenups are becoming more...
Social media sites give you the opportunity to reconnect and maintain relationships with family members and friends, especially with those who live far away. And if you are like most other Americans, social media is part of your daily life. In a recent survey, the Pew...
Marriage rates are on the decline across the country, but that doesn’t mean New Jersey residents have stopped dating. Even if it doesn’t happen between married couples, “divorce” still happens when unmarried partners who have entangled their lives break up. What are...
Planning for a wedding in New Jersey is fun and exciting. Engaged couples are in love, and they usually don’t want to think about anything going wrong. That’s why a lot of couples don’t even consider a prenuptial agreement, even though these documents can be...
It's not unusual for residents of New Jersey to marry more than once. Many people divorce their spouse and end up married to a new spouse years later. However, if you have children from a previous marriage, you may wonder if your remarriage can affect child support....
