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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....
People who get married a second time later in life tend to worry more about retirement. Prenuptial agreements might be a good idea in New Jersey. Related areas of family law include divorce, custody and domestic violence restraining orders. Why decide on Prenuptial...
Splitting up property in a New Jersey divorce requires you to account for everything you and your ex own and sorting those assets into marital and nonmarital property. With few exceptions, most things you acquired during your marriage are marital property. Under state...
If you and your ex-spouse have a shared custody arrangement, you probably have to see him or her at least once a week to transfer physical custody of your kids. While your custody transfer does not have to be lengthy, it should ensure your children safely go to their...
Historically, prenuptial agreements have been seen as something that rich people create before their wedding days. However, there are many good reasons why anyone could benefit from such an arrangement. Generally speaking, New Jersey law recognizes the validity of...
New Jersey real estate investors may be concerned about the effects of a divorce on their portfolios and future business. For anyone, the end of a marriage can be a challenging time, with significant practical and financial consequences alongside the emotional and...
If you are a parent in New Jersey who is struggling with addiction, you might be concerned about how it will affect your right to custody and visitation. While a history of addiction or substance abuse can affect the way a court decides to grant custody and...
As time carries forward, the modern definition of what defines a family changes with it. Unfortunately, the laws pertaining to paternity and parental rights do not change as fast. The slow pace of the law can create problems for parents who had children outside of...
In June, New Jersey lawmakers revealed a new budget that will expand property tax relief for residents. The additions to the existing Homestead Benefit Act focus on low-income, disabled and senior homeowners in the state. Review the updates to learn whether you may...
Parents of minor children in New Jersey could start receiving monthly relief from the IRS according to the tax legislation of 2020. Many divorced parents wonder who between them gets this relief or how they are supposed to share it. It may be beneficial to look at how...
